People in the blogosphere (I didn't realize that was actually a word - but yep! My spell check confirms it is so) go on and on about how to do this and that regarding writing, finding an agent, or getting published, and I wanted to be one of those people. But what the heck do I know? Not a whole lot. I know more than I did not that long ago, and am learning at a pace slightly faster than the average snail, I do know that. (Not very inspiring, am I? Imagine how I feel!)
My plan for today's post was to answer a few questions regarding issues many "new" writers seem to have (I use the term " new writers" loosely because there are so many definitions to that word) - questions I had myself at the beginning. The "What does this mean?" "Where do I learn about that?" kinds of questions.
But I've changed my mind. That's now being pushed to Friday. And even then, links are going to be my main resource - because I really don't have the proper expertise in the writing field just yet to be acting like I know what I'm talking about.
There are many people out there who do know what they're talking about though. Take Susan Shapiro, for instance. She has much to say about "How to Get Great Writing Gurus of Your Own" on The Nervous Breakdown, and I'm going to be all over that site like rats on peanut butter (sorry, unless you've seen the movie Wanted, one of my favorite movies at the moment, you're going to have no clue what I'm talking about) from now on. A writer friend of mine, one of the few local writers I've met these past six months in fact, turned me on to this new (new to me, not new to the web - at least I don't think it's very new - I'm not sure - I'm new there) writer's website, and I love it.
So until Friday, my readers, enjoy that link...and keep doing what we all love doing the most - writing!
