Friday, April 29, 2011
Almost a page written
Ack. Talk about not getting anywhere fast. Still, some writing is better than none.
Monday, April 18, 2011
Website Black Backgrounds are BAD!
Authors who have black/dark backgrounds on their websites should really check out this thread:
http://www.kindleboards.com/index.php/topic,55210.0/topicseen.html
Many people have trouble reading on sites with black backgrounds, many don't even go to those sites (authors, you are losing traffic), and some pros have stated it is a web design no-no.
Thanks,
Mark
http://www.kindleboards.com/index.php/topic,55210.0/topicseen.html
Many people have trouble reading on sites with black backgrounds, many don't even go to those sites (authors, you are losing traffic), and some pros have stated it is a web design no-no.
Thanks,
Mark
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
For a few words more ...
Sat down to write and only finished one paragraph. A small one. Yuck.
Friday, April 1, 2011
Book Truths?
A Fistful of Charms by Kim Harrison. There was one section that sort of ... I don't know, just stood out.
There's a part where a vampire, Ivy, is talking to the main character, Rachel, about Rachel herself.
Ivy, "You're a threat, and you need the same." meaning that Rachel is powerful and looks for threatening situations. Ivy continues, "That's why you joined the I.S., and even there you didn't fit in, because, knowing it or not, you were a possible threat to everyone around you. People sense it on some level. I see it all the time. The dangerous are attracted by the lure of an equal, and the weak are afraid. Then they avoid you, or go out of their way to make your life miserable so you'll leave and they can continue deluding themselves that they're safe."
I wonder how true that actually is. The part about weak people either avoiding or making life miserable?
There's a part where a vampire, Ivy, is talking to the main character, Rachel, about Rachel herself.
Ivy, "You're a threat, and you need the same." meaning that Rachel is powerful and looks for threatening situations. Ivy continues, "That's why you joined the I.S., and even there you didn't fit in, because, knowing it or not, you were a possible threat to everyone around you. People sense it on some level. I see it all the time. The dangerous are attracted by the lure of an equal, and the weak are afraid. Then they avoid you, or go out of their way to make your life miserable so you'll leave and they can continue deluding themselves that they're safe."
I wonder how true that actually is. The part about weak people either avoiding or making life miserable?
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