Pop Candy put up a post about a new book that just came out. It sounds intriguing and I believe will help readers and writers alike appreciate how to craft a sentence.
Nano Stew
January 26, 2011
What's the loveliest sentence in the English language? - Pop Candy: Unwrapping pop culture's hip and hidden treasures
What's the loveliest sentence in the English language? - Pop Candy: Unwrapping pop culture's hip and hidden treasures
November 18, 2010
i09's sponsoring a writing contest!
io9's Environmental Writing Contest
Details are at the link - be sure to check it out, the prize is pretty awesome! And don't be scared by "environmental" - they want stories about environmental disaster. Let us know if you submit a story!
Details are at the link - be sure to check it out, the prize is pretty awesome! And don't be scared by "environmental" - they want stories about environmental disaster. Let us know if you submit a story!
November 16, 2010
Obsolete English Words
Neatorama linked to an article of 20 obsolete English words that should make a comeback. What do you think?
Here's an especially fitting excerpt from the list:
Check out the others!
Here's an especially fitting excerpt from the list:
16. Scriptitation
Noun – A 17th-century word meaning “continual writing” – Matadorians taking part in this year’s National Novel Writing Month are getting good practice at scriptitation!
Check out the others!
Write-in
New Location! This week's write-in will be held at Cosi in the Reston Town Center, at 7pm.
November 11, 2010
Check out Authonomy - A writing focused social network
Another of Lifehacker's writing articles this week features the site Authonomy, where you can apparently interact with other writers and have the possibility of getting your work noticed and published.
I haven't checked out the site yet, so I'd be interested in people's comments if they do. It sounds like a pretty good concept, just not sure I'd like it in practice.
Read more about it at Lifehacker
I haven't checked out the site yet, so I'd be interested in people's comments if they do. It sounds like a pretty good concept, just not sure I'd like it in practice.
Read more about it at Lifehacker
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