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What do people read?

So, I’m close to wrapping up my NaNoWriMo project — yeah, yeah, I know I’m a *bit* late on finishing it — and I’m curious what do people like to read?
The project was a sort of science fiction / super hero type story, that I’m more than positive would have been better as a graphic [...]

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The Economy of Writing

Agent Nathan Bransford made an entry titled “Will Write For Food”. In it, he discusses the depressing trend of authors bemoaning their finances and pinning their economic hopes on their writing.
Yes, that big success can happen — it’s out there — but it’s like the lottery or one of those lucky few that got [...]

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End Days: NaNoWriMo

Since I changed ideas in the middle of the month, I’ve been playing catch-up ever since. Just not enough catch-up it seems, as I’m still about 15k words shy with only today and tomorrow left to finish (cross the 50,000 word mark).
I’m not sure I’ll be able to do it … in fact, I’m [...]

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NaNoWriMo Checkin

So, as my daily procrastination, I’m just doing a quick checkin on my status for this year’s National Novel Writing Month.  I’m currently at a little under 17,000 words, which of course is shy of the roughly 31,000 words I should be at.  I have a good reason for that — honestly, it’s not just [...]

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Chapter 4, The Path Into Darkness

Mark straightened himself, looking at the blank masonry wall. He was standing in a building sub-entrance, where garbage cans were stored to his right. Brow furrowed, he tried to figure out what was going on.

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