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Continue reading →: How to get on God’s fridge, and other thoughts on creativity
I’m reading Blaine Hogan’s book, UNTITLED: Thoughts on the creative process, and he wrote something at the end of part two that launched me into a deep soul search in regards to my art: You are not a salesman. You are a storyteller. How does that work? I agree; no…
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Continue reading →: A review of Pages ’09, from a writer’s perspective
With the new release of OS X Lion, my old word processor is defunct. Even Shakespeare had to upgrade his ink well, so I’m on the hunt for a new program with which to write the next Great American Novel. First up, Pages ’09! To start things off, I watched the…
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Continue reading →: What Shakespeare and I have in common
I’m sure Shakespeare had to deal with this issue. I’m sure he was walking through the market one day and saw a crowd gathered around one particular booth. It was only a quill and ink well shop, one that he’d frequented many times over the years, and he couldn’t dream…
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Continue reading →: The Potential Brilliance of Google+ CirclesTHE INTERNET HAS BEEN ABUZZ with the recent entry to the social networking race: Google+. When I first heard about it, I wrestled a (teeny-tiny) bit with whether or not to try to get an invite for it. (Like most of its products, Google worked the roll-out of Google+ as…
