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Category Archives: BLOGGING
BLOGGING: Post #3000
I suppose this should be momentous and of deep meaning somehow, but it’s not. Read further down the page for the more inspired intelligence. But time again, I think, to reconsider; the content, the design, the little problem I created … Continue reading Continue reading
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BLOGGING: New Places
Discovered by snooping a new reader and followed his cookie crumbs back home to Augury, a weblog by Cineris. Check it out; it looks like it just started up this month, but I’ll be peeking in since I just love … Continue reading Continue reading
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BLOGGING: Comment Authentication
Goodness me, I just answered someone’s comment here and had to type in that annoying verification thingie. I don’t remember setting that up and it just sprung up overnight on me. I’ll see what I can do about it; I … Continue reading Continue reading
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BLOGGING: On Voices
God bless blogging. The freedom of speech that is slowly being taken away here in America is and always will be allowed by some Divine Power to exist. I just wandered onto a site that is self-proclaimed as atheistic, and … Continue reading Continue reading
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BLOGGING: On Comments
From John at J-Walk, in his post on Kottke’s post on weblog comments: "Without the comments, it would be like talking to myself and I’d soon lose interest in my own blog." Yep. Numbers mean nothing. As a matter of … Continue reading Continue reading
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BLOGGING: Ex-Bloggers
Where are they now? We’ve all been through it, go through it again and again–the decision whether to keep it up. We regret the decision made to leave by friends we’ve never met. We snicker, they’ll be back, because we … Continue reading Continue reading
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BLOGGING: Fiction and Not
Ah, after some surfing this morning I find how more literally literary sites than mine own come away with less personal posting. They get their frustrations out on people in the literature field. I prefer to save the full force … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING & BLOGGING: Spinning
Ahah! A thought to be considered… Over the holidays I plan to do some renovating here at Spinning as well as the Narratives’ literary journal site, otto, and the devil spawn of a writer’s brain, Talespinning, Pseudohyperfiction, etc. Since I … Continue reading Continue reading
BLOGGING: A visitor…
…by chance stopping by, leaving a trail that leads to a wondrous land! Check her out: Labrat Continue reading
BLOGGING & WRITING & LITERATURE: Excuses
So yes, I’ve milked out this Typepad shutout problem longer than it existed. I have the framework of two postings on LIT for both Robinson’s A Perfect Stranger and Aristotle’s Poetics. I have Steinbeck’s Cannery Row laying in wait. I … Continue reading Continue reading
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