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Writing it old school (Project Novel)
The last time I wrote about Project Novel way back on June 16, I was waiting to hear what the fella thought about it. I had been nervous because I knew he’d be honest – just as I wanted and … Continue reading
Posted in Novel, Project Novel
Tagged creativity, inspiration, Instagram, iPhone, my photos, nights, novel, office, Project Novel, writing
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I heart home work
I had two interviews today, which brought the number of interviews that needed to be transcribed today to a daunting number of four. Anyone who has ever had to transcribe anything knows this is a terrible, terrible task. I plowed … Continue reading
Posted in The Editrix, Writerly Guilty Pleasures
Tagged Instagram, interviews, iPhone, journalism, Long Island, music, my photos, newspapers, office, transcribing, writing
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May my quill never run dry (or the best ‘Thank you’ I ever received)
It was no ordinary piece of mail addressed to me at the office … Like so many other professions, being a journalist is a thankless job. Luckily, for the most part (and for most of us), a “thank you” isn’t … Continue reading
Posted in Random Thoughts, The Editrix
Tagged bookbinding, books, creativity, gratitude, inspiration, Instagram, interviews, iPhone, journalism, my photos, newspapers, office, paper, quill, writing
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Music to write by
I love music. Truth be told, most days, I’d rather settle in with a book, my laptop or journal and Sirius or my iPod than watch TV. It’s just how I’ve always been. When it comes to writing, music is my … Continue reading
Getting outside the cube
Sometimes we just need to get out of the office. Today, my staff writer and I had to hit the road for an interview, and though we didn’t have a sunny day to enjoy, today was still one of the … Continue reading
“But I don’t like Spam”
I get an abundance of spam e-mails every day, one of which even made it into my “Letter from the Editor” this week. But this one definitely takes the cake – probably because I really, really like that it started … Continue reading
A deadline is a terrible thing to waste
Working for a weekly newspaper, I’m lucky to have a weekly deadline, though it seems that those Tuesday nights are every bit as stressful as every night in a traditional newsroom. Over the course of my career, I’ve been challenged … Continue reading
Posted in On writing
Tagged deadline, focus, goals, interviews, journalism, newspapers, office, recorder, transcribing, writing
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Hello, novel, my old friend
I’ve been thinking about my novel a lot lately. Mostly about how I haven’t worked on it in a very, very, very long time. I remember, vaguely, The Time Before I Wrote For A Living. I worked a Corporate America job … Continue reading
Footloose, fancy-free(lance) and focused.
I primarily work in an office, an oftentimes noisy and distracting office. Sometimes the distractions are good and welcome – like when I’m not on deadline or haven’t been bitten by the writing muse yet and want to play with … Continue reading
Posted in On writing
Tagged deadline, Dio, focus, freelancing, Iron Maiden, office, Sirius, transcribing, writing
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