July 2012
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I have this new hobby where I enter any and all sweepstakes giving away free books. If Kristen Stewart pooped out a Rob-pology in the form of a book, I would probably enter the giveaway, because that’s what I do now.
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Nora Ephron Spoofs TGWTDT →
Well played, Ephron. Well played.
(Yes, I know this is old but I just found it. STILL RELEVANT.)
It makes me anxious to think about the unpredictable amount of time that will pass before I can do what I want to do for a living.
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Write as if you were dying.
– Annie Dillard
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Sit the hell down and write.
– Patti Digh
I couldn’t explain my need to myself, and that’s why it was such a...
– Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close, Jo Saf Foer
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50 SHADES OF GREY BEGAN AS TWILIGHT FAN FICTION.
I mean, I…but I just…SO MANY EMOTIONS.
PS - Can we take a moment to consider the fact that EL James recently sold more books in a single week than Ray Bradbury sold in his entire life. His LIFE, people.
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My tumblr feed is like one of those bars that runs across the bottom of news stations, except it only shares updates about literature and hipster hot dog restaurants.
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If you could pull a Cheryl Strayed and re-verbify...
My answer: Gabriel Ateallthejellybeans
Lets Get Wild / Wild Thing / etc. etc. #puns...
Note to self: when you publish your first book (and, by great Odin’s raven, you will one day publish this book!) do not read reviews on goodreads. Just don’t. Steer clear. Just…just no. Don’t do that.
I browsed through some comments about Cheryl Strayed’s Wild and yowza, people can be ruthless. And weird. People are really quite weird, especially when it comes to the...
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Writers aren’t exactly people…they’re a whole lot of people...
– My buddy F. Scott Fitzy
The future likely feels […] like a Lamborghini that’s pulled up to the...
– This Dear Sugar column is quite wonderful. Perfect for all us recent diploma-havers bumping along in post-grad limbo. (Thanks, B’s tumblr.)
Write your story as it needs to be written. Write it honestly, and tell it as...
– Neil Gaiman (via pavorst)