fare thee well
January 5th, 2012
So. For six years I posted on the Storytelling weblog at least once a day, and you responded. More than 5,000 posts and even more comments.
All archived and tucked away, quite safe. But after long deliberation I have to face facts: I can’t (1) find time to contribute here regularly; (2) stop worrying about being unable to find time to contribute here regularly. So I’m shutting Storytelling down. That means there will be no more dynamic content here, but what you will find:
- a way to contact me (link above)
- links to other places where I leave an update on occasion (links to the right)
- a place where you can find all the published bits and excerpts available for download (also to the right)
- faq: really. It’s still pretty rough, but the link is up top on the banner, if you want to see what’s in place.
- selected older posts (below; this will take me a while to sort out, but if you’re interested, please check back once in a while)
I owe my readers a great deal. I appreciate every one of you and I am sincerely thankful for your support of my novels. Which are all still in print, by the way.
Rescued Posts
- arisen from the ashes: rescued posts
- …to say nothing of the dog
- an interview with Diana Norman
- authorial confessions
- contemporary romantic emotional-mystery fiction
- craft
- Dear Editor
- heroic and linguistic anachronisms
- If I had a hammer: or, that opinionated bitch, my muse
- Martin Amis on (what else) genre
- memoir
- Million Little Pieces and Desperate Measures
- Review: Bet Me
- Review: Loving Frank
- review: party girl
- Shirley Hazzard v. Stephen King
- Symbolically Stalin
- the midlist/midlife crisis
- The reality of the fictional person
- the story arc according to Cinderella
- things to hate about books
- On the subject of heroes and heroines
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