HQ of an Aspiring Author
04/10/2013 Leave a comment
Well, we’re a week on, how did my last experiment go?
Well, those are some very different stats. So what does this mean? And what’s the next experiment? Read on!
04/03/2013 2 Comments
So, after thinking about all the various things that are working in my blogging right now, that got me thinking about my most successful post on Comparative Geeks. It just keeps getting found on the Internet, and keeps getting views. I mentioned it in my last post. And it had such an odd name.
I mean, what I was referencing was my previous post, in which I had laid out a plan to explore each D&D alignment and painstakingly go through and place various fictional characters within them. Which seems tedious and pointless once you start looking for this sort of stuff on the Internet… Because there’s, like, a lot of that out there.
So I want to explore what is making that successful. One of my thoughts is after the jump! Read more of this post
12/31/2012 Leave a comment
Vacation followed by the holidays is a great way to fall behind on your blogs and writing.
I thought about doing Nanowrimo. How much did I end up writing in November? About one day’s worth of words.
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Just posted this on Tumblr, and it was suddenly a hit. Lots of people noticing it, liking, reblogging. Well, “lots” being more than one. So, what do we learn? Read more of this post
07/11/2012 2 Comments
First, I should mention the community stuff for blogging is making a lot of sense right now. I asked a question, gave my position, and got some feedback that helped me refine my thoughts – and answer my question. Read more of this post
06/28/2012 1 Comment
Wondering if I was interviewed? I was! Check out my response here!
This week’s assignment is twofold. It will showcase a learning of one of the visual mediums above and also give you a chance to check out what your fellow classmates are doing and find out more about them and their blog.
Once you get in touch, I’d like you to conduct an interview with the blogger you are reaching out to. The interview should involve one of the visual tools noted above. Some examples include…
Be creative. So long as you incorporate one of these methods into the process, the assignment will have been fulfilled. If you…
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