Urgent Update: Free Writer’s Word Processor Giveaway
Business, Writing » Announcements, ToolsJuly 18th, 2008
For all of you writers looking for a word processor that caters to you as a writer (i.e. something that isn’t Microsoft Word), you NEED to get over to Giveaway of the Day. For today only they are releasing the Liquid Story Binder, a program made specifically for writers.
Self-Publishers in the wilds of Amazon
Business » Announcements, Marketing, Print-on-Demand, Publishing, Self-Pubbing, Small PressJune 5th, 2008
I was going to post a Thursday Thirteen on graduating with my bachelors of science in computer science and engineering. Note the past tense. Instead, I’m going to weigh in on this ongoing hooplah about Amazon.com making a business decision that no small or self-publisher wants to hear: that print-on-demand books sold through Amazon must use Amazon’s subsidiary, BookSurge, rather than relying on the industry standard, Lightening Source.
Want to be Showcased on Worderella Writes?
General, Marketing » Announcements, Fun, WebsitesMarch 25th, 2008
I’m looking for guest bloggers to spice up Worderella Writes. At the end of your post, feel free to advertise your own website/blog, especially if it has to do with the craft of writing, or the progress of your own work.
Beta Males Revisted
Writing » Announcements, Character Development, Craft, TipsFebruary 26th, 2008
Just a quick entry to let you know about an interesting discussion that’s happening at Redlines and Deadlines about beta males in fiction/romance.
To Everything There is a Season
Marketing » Announcements, WebsitesFebruary 21st, 2008
Well, the season hasn’t changed yet, unfortunately. The weather forecast says winter storm for the rest of the night. However, today the season did change for my website. I’ve been agonizing over the new layout (the old one was just awful) for the past three weeks, and I think I’ve come up with one that is both functional and visually appealing. I’ve never used brown and pink together in a layout before.
2007 Reading Stats
Book Reviews, General » Announcements, FunJanuary 8th, 2008
Admitting you have a problem is the first step to recovery, right? Well, I think it’s time I admit that I have a problem: I don’t have enough time to read everything I want to read. I admitted this to myself two years ago in June, and I’m happy to say I have made progress. I think keeping a list of books I want to read and checking off the ones I have read really helps. It’s like a multi-step program toward recovery, only… the list never ends. Hey, I’m improving my literacy rate! But in doing so, I’ve created a new problem by re-awakening the avid reader of my childhood and forgetting that sleep is just as important as getting to the next chapter in my new favorite book. Don’t believe me? Take a look at my reading statistics from 2007…
The new year cometh
General, Writing » Announcements, Fun, Hook, Websites, Work-in-ProgressJanuary 1st, 2008
Happy new year, everyone! Here’s hoping your muse is kind. Mine favored me at the end of my break from school, the procrastinating little wretch that she is, and I’m now 76% complete with the WIP manuscript! I’ve done a lot of work-shopping on the tagline and the hook. Here’s what I came up with for my WIP, Trentwood’s Orphan…
Happy Holidays, Haitus
Writing » AnnouncementsDecember 18th, 2007
I realize I’m sort of copping out for this entry, but I’m taking some much-needed down time until after the new year. I recently converted the blog to Wordpress (finally, I know), so let me know if things still aren’t working correctly.
Happy holidays, everyone.
Announcement: Feed Update
Writing » AnnouncementsDecember 10th, 2007
This is just to let everyone know that later today (4pm Eastern American time) the feed URL will switch* to http://blog.worderella.com/feed/. Please update your readers accordingly. An actual post will follow the feed transition. Thanks for your patience!
Quote: Failure to Please
Business, General, Writing » Announcements, Fun, QuotesJuly 19th, 2007
A writer attempts to show how even a well-known classic author wouldn’t cut it in today’s cutthroat publishing business.

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