Devoted to finding a cure for authorwritis, a condition effecting the connective words of writers, resulting in stymied creativity and reduced productivity.
Joined March 2010
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Same here. RT @SWiersbitzky #litchat I never once thought to write an author I loved when I was a kid. Wish I had!
I once read that the kiss of death for a MG or YA novel is to have kids go to adults for help. Is this true? #litchat
I have some story ideas and I've wanted to explore them for younger readers. How many words is a typical MG book? #litchat
Thank you. RT @SWiersbitzky @authorwritis Connect with SCBWI. Great organization for children's writers and illustrators. #litchat
What would you suggest for a writer to get started writing MG? Is there an organization that offers education, etc.? #litchat
Hello everyone. It's been quite a while since I've been on Twitter. Glad to be here for this topic. #litchat
Great to see Alexander Solzhenitsyn's One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich on @andrewdkaufman's 10 Russian Novels to Read.... #litchat
It's been eons since I read War & Peace, but Pierre's dabbling with Freemasons has always struck with me. Strange. #litchat
Just now popping into #litchat. Hi, @bridgettmdavis. Is Into the Go-Slow women's fiction?
Or did you? RT @authorwritis @greatwaveink As an indie author,how did you avoid coming across like an Amway salesman with your book?#litchat
Or did you? RT @authorwritis @greatwaveink As an indie author, how did you avoid coming across like an Amway salesman with your book?
Do you keep a notebook to write things you see and want to use later? Or do you have an elephant's memory? #litchat