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4/11/11 For Realz…? Who wouldn't jump on this? NOT!
I’ve been debating all morning about discussing this, but it really bothered me, so I decided to collect your thoughts on the matter. I got an email from a freelance service I belong to today. “New projects match your profile” … Continue reading →
4/8/11 — National Poetry Month
April is officially National Poetry Month. As a poet, I can’t let that slide without recognition, now can I? Take a moment sometime this month, when you need a respite from taxes and tedium and read a poem. Maybe you’ll … Continue reading →
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Tagged bardabee, Dancing on the Edge, National Poetry Month, poet, poetry, Rie Sheridan Rose, writers, writing
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3/31/11 — What to Do with a Review
I’ve seen a lot of discussion on the topic of negative reviews lately. This was set off by one author’s inappropriate public reaction to a review. It was not even a particularly bad review, and it has cost her dearly … Continue reading →
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Tagged bardabee, professionalism, reviews, Rie Sheridan Rose, riewriter, The Blood that Binds, The Luckless Prince
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3/26/11 — What is YOUR One Essential Reference?
It’s Saturday, so we won’t get too cerebral today, but this is a question I have been pondering for the last couple of days. If you were moving across the country in a covered wagon (this is an exercise I … Continue reading →
3/25/11 — Looking at Daggers
So, you have a character you think would use a dagger as a weapon–it sounds so much cooler than “knife”, and they are just different names for the same thing, right? Not really. A knife is primarily a single-edged weapon, … Continue reading →
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Tagged bardabee, dagger, dirk, knife, kris, poniard, reference, research, Rie Sheridan Rose, stiletto, The Luckless Prince
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3/24/11 — Cabochon versus Facets
In my upcoming novel, The Luckless Prince, there are several extremely important pieces of jewelry. In fact, in a long ago incarnation, the book was tentatively named after them. Two of these pieces are described in great detail, and as … Continue reading →
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Tagged bardabee, cabochon, faceted, gems, jewelry, Rie Sheridan Rose, The Luckless Prince
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