Here's something important you all need to know about me. Above all else, I am supremely professional. However, if you're antagonistic and you push my buttons right out of the gate, I will remain professional until the job is done, but I won't ever be anywhere in the vicinity of nice ever again. Some clients, … Continue reading Sometimes People Ask For Way Too Much
Writers
A Job Well Done
I feel good. I have completed editing over 94,000 words in less than three weeks, way ahead of schedule. I was invited to submit a proposal on an "invitation only" job and got it in a matter of an hour or so. It's a read-through with notes, it won't take me very long. I just … Continue reading A Job Well Done
The Kitten That Lives Here…
"When your Mommy is a writer, sometimes it is necessary to take a little nap on her laptop and remind her that cuteness should never be ignored." Introducing my little opal eyed baby to the world. I was writing, closed my laptop for a few minutes, and came back to this little minx. It was … Continue reading The Kitten That Lives Here…
All Good Books
"All good books are alike in that they are truer than if they had really happened, and after you are finished reading one you will feel that all that happened to you and afterwards it all belongs to you: the good and the bad, the ecstasy, the remorse and sorrow, the people and the places, … Continue reading All Good Books
Does Creativity Pay?
It’s Official, I Lack The Ability Of Dumbing Myself Down A few weeks ago I officially signed up with an on-line Freelancing service that allows you to submit proposals for a laundry list of writing jobs, as well as other creative endeavors. Every single job that I am 1000% perfect for has either been A) … Continue reading Does Creativity Pay?
Writing Is Something…
For the record, I always give eye contact, unless you happen to be reading over my shoulder while I write, and then I might just knock you out. That's one of my biggest pet peeves. Never stand behind a writer!
If Writers Stopped…
“If writers stopped writing about what happened to them, then there would be a lot of empty pages.” -Elaine Liner
