Just a Thought
We all know that this is not the place to earn any decent amounts of money for our writing, but the fact is that if we want it to be fully appreciated and more widely viewed, we need to think again.
Struggling
It can be called writers block or the missing muse, but in the end it all comes down to not feeling that anything about which one reads is interesting enough to make us want to apply our literary skills to it and shape it into something others want to read.
Latest Book Comments
Tony Leather’s stories in "Dancing with the Devil and Other Twisted Tales" all merit a second read. The volume impressed me mightily; it’s one of the best short story collections I’ve read recently – and you can appreciate why you really ought to be buying this book. You will love it, and rightly so.
Getting It Right
I keep on looking hard at the posts submitted by others on triond, and wonder many times if they really understand the use of the English language at all.
Saying So Long to Sheila
The truly awful reality of the writers who want to make SOME money from their work finding triond just too poor in that regard.
Top Target Ambitions
The continuous drive to get into the top tiers pf the triond hierarchy means reaching the targets you set for yourself.
“Notwithstanding”
Diatribe about the writing life, and the ups and downs.
Response to Dan Man Seven Quality Over Quantity
The post by dan man7 was well argued, but it seems to me that not everything about the writing life, or the triond experience, is quite so black and white.
Do Second Acts Exist?
Analysis of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s statement that there are no second acts in American lives.
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