but Writers are Crazy

  • but Writers are Crazy

    Artists are Weird, but Writers are Crazy: Cultivate Your Own Garden

    Please note that this series is written in fun. If you don’t like hints of sarcasm and hyperbole don’t read this series. If you find the title offensive, don’t read this series. However, if you understand that this is a great time to be a writer of fiction and feel like a lone happy person in a tsunami of fear, read on. I’ve been told I’ll never be a top blogger because I’m not angry enough. I don’t call writers idiots, or stupid. I don’t say agents are a**holes or editors are morons. Nope, and I’m not going to.  I’m too happy. I don’t have time to deal with other…

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    Artists are Weird, but Writers are Crazy: Forget Everybody

    Please note that this series is written in fun. If you don’t like hints of sarcasm and hyperbole don’t read this series. If you find the title offensive, don’t read this series. However, if you understand that this is a great time to be a writer of fiction and feel like a lone happy person in a tsunami of fear, read on. Two words I despise, especially in publishing, are ‘Everybody’ and ‘Nobody’. Everybody is on Facebook. Everybody has an iPhone (ipod, iPad etc…) Everybody drives a car. Nobody knows about eating a banana wrapped in rice. Nobody knows what a dumpling is. Nobody listens to (watches, reads, enjoys) that…

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    Artists are Weird, but Writers are Crazy: The Dark Side

    Please note that this series is written in fun. If you don’t like hints of sarcasm and hyperbole don’t read this series. If you find the title offensive, don’t read this series. However, if you understand that this is a great time to be a writer of fiction and feel like a lone happy person in a tsunami of fear, read on. “Every time you think you’ve been screwed by publishers in every possible way, you meet one who has read the Kama Sutra.” Cathy Crimmins Writers have opinions—especially about other writers.  Some like Michael Stackpole  in his various posts think of them as “house slaves”,  Sarah Hoyt compares them…