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Well, obviously we were totally devastated, but I don't want you to feel bad and somehow the thought you would be with us next week gave us hope for the future.
I think I'd like to know a bit more about choosing topics to blog about. Mine has come to a standstill as it was about my books - and there's only so much you can say about those!
It was manic! Tweetdeck couldn't handle all the messages.
As you'd expect, some people plan a lot more than others. I was interested that one writer I've known virtually for years, carefully maps out everything before writing. He writes a lot of very short fiction (under 1,000 words) and he plans those!
Some people don't plan anything, not novels, their career or life. I'm somewhere beyween those extremes.
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I'll catch up in a mo.
That's not what we wanted to hear.
I'm looking forward to being back for next week.
Just popped over to Twitter and caught up with tonight's session.
=P~
Writerly planning that is, not family planning. Thought I'd better make that clear before Baggy started looking for pictures.
I'm on it!
Should be a good subject to talk about.
If anyone has suggestions for things they'd like to discuss let me know and I'll add them to the list. I can try to avoid difficult dates.
Blog readers are great, but if your blog's about your books you need to convert them.
Entertain - get them to the blog
Engage - give them a reason to return
Exploit - make a sale!
As you'd expect, some people plan a lot more than others. I was interested that one writer I've known virtually for years, carefully maps out everything before writing. He writes a lot of very short fiction (under 1,000 words) and he plans those!
Some people don't plan anything, not novels, their career or life. I'm somewhere beyween those extremes.
If I have to type as fast as I did last time, I'll be giving plenty of examples of what not to do.