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“If you already have a blog, make sure you spray-feed your URL in niblets open-face to the skein. We like Reddit bites (they’re better than Delicious), because they max out the wiki snarls of RSS feeds, which means less jamming at the Google scaffold.” [via The New Yorker]
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Here’s another way people are exercising their creative writing skills and getting exposure online. Scroll down to the reviews.
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Steve Hely needed to know how to write very well in order to write as miserably as he does in “How I Became a Famous Novelist.” In a satirical novel that is a gag-packed assault on fictitious best-selling fiction, Mr. Hely, who has been a writer for David Letterman and “American Dad,” [...]
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Pushing the English-only agenda under a misspelled banner.
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From the Internet Archive: “What happens when an unknown writer faces the choice between a brilliant career and the loss of his wife?” And while the problem of how to make money by writing persists, when did writers who work at home stop wearing ties?
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Just a few days ago, I posted an ancient writer lightbulb joke, and today I came across a cache of publishing lightbulb jokes. And heh, some of ‘em are even funny.
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Ten. One to change it and nine to say, "I could have done that."
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