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Category Archives: Writing
Readers & Bloggers
Almost all blogs that I chance upon who happen to touch on the topic mention how much the bloggers enjoy writing because of the interactions their blogs allow them to have with their readers. This got me to thinking. How … Continue reading
It’s Hard to Write when You Don’t Read.
I had an epiphany this morning. It’s really hard to find something to write about when you don’t read. For some inexplicable reason, which may be no reason at all, I haven’t picked up a book to read in a … Continue reading
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Reusing Content
Remember this post? It talks about how some of the pieces that appear on Books, Libs, Scripts originate as class assignments. (And if you didn’t remember, that’s OK. Neither did I.) Since writing that blog post, I have continued to re-purpose … Continue reading
Controlling Myself
The recent posts are getting rather long. I really must control myself and write more concisely, or least, intersperse the long(winded?) posts with short ones. Like this.
Spam Likes
Since I blog on a regular basis, I get the pleasure of seeing spam on a regular basis*. Spam comments I actually don’t see very much as WordPress filter seems to do a fine job of weeding out the various … Continue reading
Mixing of the (Attempted) Serious and the (Decidedly) Low-Brow
This week, without foresight, has turned out to be a week where I blab a lot about writing. Let’s have another data point & call it a definite trend, what do you say? Blogging, blabbing, chatting — do they turn … Continue reading
Gentlemen,
How do you think of cover letters? Do you think of them as an opportunity to let your personaliity shine through or as a chore you must painfully do as a first step to landing a job? I think Eudora … Continue reading
Guide on Writing
His guide on what to write about was simple: “It was because I got annoyed wth something.” So said David M. Dorsen in his judicial biography Henry Friendly, Greatest Judge of His Era. I’d hardly think that Judge Friendly was alone … Continue reading
Following Up on My Own Posts
Is this weird? (And if you ask that, you know you’re fishing for an answer.) I make little comments on my own posts to update them from time to time. For example, if I write about an on-going lawsuit and … Continue reading →