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This Week's Headlines - 07/07/2010
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The Internet and Writers
With the arrival of the internet, writers have gained many benefits such as ways to save money and more access to publications we might not have otherwise known about. Unfortunately, the internet has also caused some of us to pick up some bad habits that could ultimately hurt us...
During grad school, a professor once accused me of lacking “scholarly and critical depth” when participating in classroom discussions. While he later apologized after learning of my complete unfamiliarity with the material for this course (that had no prerequisites, mind you), his comments continue to haunt me when approaching the subject of my own writing and my critical abilities as a writer.
Midnight Revelations by Karen M. Bence
By Chris Phillips
Is there a point at which the rational can no longer be reconciled with the facts? How is one to judge the difference between what the senses reveal and what the spirit world shows?
Bence takes these questions and answers them for Sara Miller, her husband David, and their son Jack. This mystery, and perhaps even horror story, is a tale that grabs the reader and never lets go...
At Least the Hard Part is Over...I Think
Welcome to Fiction, from the First Draft Forward, a little blurb about the undertaking of a fledgling writer going from first draft to querying agents and beyond.
WNW talks with author Brad Parks
We recently spoke with Brad Parks, author of Faces of the Gone, the first book in the Carter Ross Mystery series. Faces of the Gone is about Carter Ross, an investigative reporter who finds himself faced with discovering the true story behind a gory quadruple murder in the city.
