Lisa Scottoline has a weekly column in the Philidelphia Inquirer, which appears every Sunday under the title "Chick Wit."
You should read it. It's hilarious. And, of course, it's well written.
Collecting online information on writing fiction for publication...and beginning in 2012, writing about whatever else I darn well please that deals with plot, or character, or anything else related in some vague way to writing fiction.
January 16, 2009
January 14, 2009
Janet Evanovich is Working Right Now
I discovered a short post over at Janet Evanovich's website, where she describes her average workday. It made me feel better, and I thought I'd post it here (it's the next to last FAQ), for all of us to remember as we're procrastinating or distracting ourselves or eating more chips, making more coffee:
Janet Evanovich is working right now. And she has been since 6 this morning.
Cowboy up, my friends.
This gets to me so much, that I've changed my screensaver: "Janet Evanovich is WORKING right now!" Really helps keep me on track and away from standing, staring into an open fridge.
I may lose weight this way, too, right?
Image: Fearless Fourteen was the Most Borrowed Book of 2008 in Dayton, Ohio, among other places. Check out my post today over at Writer-Lawyer for more on such things....
Janet Evanovich is working right now. And she has been since 6 this morning.
Cowboy up, my friends.
This gets to me so much, that I've changed my screensaver: "Janet Evanovich is WORKING right now!" Really helps keep me on track and away from standing, staring into an open fridge.
I may lose weight this way, too, right?
Image: Fearless Fourteen was the Most Borrowed Book of 2008 in Dayton, Ohio, among other places. Check out my post today over at Writer-Lawyer for more on such things....
January 1, 2009
RIP Donald E. Westlake
Four books a year. Books worth reading. Plus screenplays, like The Grifters. Wow.
Donald E. Westlake died of a heart attack on his way to dinner with his wife, on a nice, warm night while vacationing in Mexico. He was 75.
Read his obit by the New York Times for details: Donald E. Westlake, Mystery Writer, Is Dead at 75
Donald E. Westlake died of a heart attack on his way to dinner with his wife, on a nice, warm night while vacationing in Mexico. He was 75.
Read his obit by the New York Times for details: Donald E. Westlake, Mystery Writer, Is Dead at 75
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