You are the only person you can ever be
Adam Foster via Compfight
This has been a very productive week. Motoring along with my revised outline of Never, getting a fair amount of reading done, and exercise accomplished every day but one (and that was because of a fairly severe storm, and my laziness that made me not want to do anything inside the house. Must get hold of some weights so I have options on rainy days).
Links for the week:
The Australian SF Snapshot is running again, and the first two entries made me cry: In memorium for Sara Douglass and Paul Haines.
Justine Larbalestier talks about the monsters she has loved.
Finding your voice as a writer.
Dissecting Neil Gaiman’s commencement speech.
Beth Revis talks about how to respond to negative reviews.
A peek inside the notebooks of famous authors, artists and visionaries.
The editing clauses in writing contracts.
Don’t let the writing life kill you.
Every new author’s greatest enemy (and how to beat it).
An interview with China Mieville.
20 things I should have known at 20.
50 geeky things kids should do before they’re twelve.
The self illusion: how our social brain constructs who we are.
10 ridiculously simple tips for writing a book.
Theodora Goss talks about fantasy and biography.
Hacker lifestyle: how I feel satisfied with every day.
6 ways to never run out of ideas.
Use your body to make decisions.
What does a publishing contract cover?
Mirrored from Stephanie Gunn.