Archive for July, 2007
Science fiction author and blogger John Scalzi, has done some homework for the rest of us to show how much a writer could once hope to make for a short story, in comparison to what he is likely to make now.
This evening I came across another article discussing how Robert Heinlein got his start in [...]
The CEO blog watch has published some writing guidelines. I thought the first two were especially good:
Write in your own voice. Don’t try to impress people with your vocabulary. The best blogs convey quality information in a conversational style.
Write each blog post so it can stand on its own. Each post should offer value on [...]
Michael Hyatt may be my favorite blogging CEO (though in fairness to others, I tend to prefer to read the blogs of people I have actually met). He has been blogging from ICRS. Today he reported,
I met with Les Dietzman, president and CEO of Berean Christian Stores. This is the third largest Christian retail [...]
1. What is a Blog and what is Blogging.
A blog is a web log, a journal of some sort kept on the web. It entails a web site where you can publish entries that are time stamped (Usually the most recent is on top).
Blogging is a simpler way of saying, “I keep a blog,” the [...]
Unlike Ms. Rivers, I typically never touch pen or pencil to paper. My father was geek enough that I had a home pc in the house by the time I entered junior high. Word processors are what I do.
Still, I share her conviction that writing is fundamental.
I hear some school systems in Maryland [...]
Here at Scroll & Quill Consulting LLC, we believe that writing and editing are valuable services that people can greatly profit from. That was confirmed to me just recently (albeit in a rather scandalous way) by an article I found on the Express Healthcare website entitled, “Should Doctors be Banned from Accepting Gifts from [...]
