I mean, help for procrastinators! Pretty sure nobody actually needs help to procrastinate… Anyway. I use Chrome to surf the web, and I use the web to procrastinate. Whoo boy, do I ever! Especially Tumblr, and that one game I play on Facebook… Meet my new best friend. Found it in the Chrome app store […]
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For this year’s anthology, we chose a shared premise — what might happen to a world where the seasons stopped changing? Each side of the planet is frozen in a different season. A century later, various societies have evolved to cope, but they’re still struggling under the pressures of the change. But you can’t write
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When I was in elementary and high school, I slid by with as little effort as I could manage. I generally read the assignments, and sometimes I did the work but mostly I didn’t. In high school especially, I did homework consistently for one and only one teacher. Despite this, due to inborn ability and
It makes me very happy that so many people enjoyed Lukas and Alan. I love writing, and I’d do it no matter what–but it’s such a marvelous feeling when people are book-happy (you know that feeling when you’ve just spent five hours when you should have been sleeping reading a book you couldn’t put down,
I don’t fit the popular image of a wild woman. When I’m invited to after-work things, or weekend parties, I don’t go. You’ll never find me stripping on a bar clutching my drink as I drop my clothes. You’ll never hear me drunkenly explaining the intricacies of buttsex to an equally drunken compadre. I’ve never
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I’m not inclined towards moderation, you know. Here’s an example. I hate the time between writing books, right? So when I sat down and wrote Donte (65K in less than a month), I jumped in and wrote Taro (70K). And then I wrote Rafe (121K). And most of Keen (80K). When I couldn’t make the
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You know how some writers are afraid editors will mess up their work? That’s not me, but there are other writers–or perhaps usually the same writers–who are determined to write what they want in every way. Whatever they want, and whether it’s pretentious codswallop or a non-linear hallucinatory memoir of their time in the Secret
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