Busted!—Leif Enger Caught Sparking His Sentences (Kathryn Craft)
To hell with It - most teen books contain some kind of profanity (April Henry aka 
aprilhenry)
Not A Real Survey (Kristine Katherine Rusch)
And It Was All A Dream… (Mary Kole)
Publishers Weekly Moves Into Self-Publishing (Victoria Strauss)
Manipulating the Feeling Conveyed by Character Names (Juliette Wade)
What Does a Publishing Contract Cover? (Rachelle Gardner)
Making the Most of Writers' Workshops (Stina Lindenblatt)
What Are the BEST Writers’ Conferences To Attend? (Chuck Sambuchino)
What Authors Seem to Forget About Marketing—Especially Those Who Dislike It (Jane Friedman)
If you have a particular favorite among these, please let the author know (and me too, if you have time). Also, if you've a link to a great post that isn't here, feel free to share.
If you found these useful, you may also like my personal selection of the most interesting blog posts from 2011, and last week’s list.
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THE MEAGER PUDDLE OF LIMELIGHT AWARDS
No longer in print but there are still some copies floating around out there
THE MEAGER PUDDLE OF LIMELIGHT AWARDS
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We "labor" over our posts and if we get a response or two, that's great. But when no one responds, then we might wonder if anyone is reading our journal. Or, if they are, are the posts so esoteric, cryptic or extraneous, that people just ignore us...
So, just so you'll know that I do read and appreciate your scribblings, I responded to two of these:
And It Was All A Dream… (Mary Kole)
and
Manipulating the Feeling Conveyed by Character Names
(Juliette Wade)