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How I Learned to Write a Damn Book
A lot of you probably wonder why I fangirl so ridiculously hard on Jim Butcher all the time. A lot of you probably think that I have some kind of crazycatlady crush on the man–or maybe on Harry Dresden. You … Continue reading
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Tagged writing, amwriting, nanowrimo, national novel writing month, urban fantasy, fantasy, science fiction, hunter s. thompson, jim butcher, dresden files, writing a novel, creative nonfiction, laurell k. hamilton, patricia briggs, richard kadrey, rob thurman, kat richardson, harry dresden, kalayna price, nancy a. collins, kate griffin, neil gaiman, joe hill, kevin hearne, seanan mcguire, glen duncan, harry connolly, lilith saintcrow, chuck wendig, james r. tuck, lili st. crow, how i learned to write a book, learn to write a book, morgan llewelyn, short story, devon monk
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Search: “books like the dresden files”
Okay, so I get this a lot. It’s all over Goodreads, it’s a search query that brings folks to my blog at least every other day, never mind all the real people I run into that ask me that question. … Continue reading
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Book review: Glen Duncan’s THE LAST WEREWOLF
Okay. Well. This book… totally happened. As has been covered, I really dig abrasively written unnecessarily tragic love stories (WRACK, LOLITA, etc.; CALEB’S CROSSING could have been sexier). This one had all of those things in spades. The story is … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, glen duncan, jacob marlowe, nancy a. collins, richard kadrey, sandman slim, sonja blue, stephen king, the last werewolf
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The first step is admission
So here I am, deep in the throes of editing – So here I am, deep in the throes of eating graham crackers for breakfast and waiting for Blur to get out of the shower, and it’s occurred to me … Continue reading
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