NOTE FROM LB: The way I see it, Grant Snider is absolutely the most inspirational guy on the interwebs today. Dood knows the ins and outs of creativity, creative people, and the creations of creative people, like no one else does ever has.
For example:
Sitting or Standing – oh, what the *&^%!
We’re writers. We end up sitting a lot.
We’re no doubt aware of the fact that sitting a lot isn’t really good for us. There are studies that claim to show how very, very bad it is by informing us all that it increases the risk of type 2 diabetes and of course cardiovascular disease. It also leads to obesity and back pain. In fact it could be killing us (duh – look at what sitting all day causes).
NOTE FROM LB:
The Navajo Dog is back today, and while I don’t think anyone could be as happy about that as I am, she definitely is worth keeping company with. Oh, and yes, this is a true story, every word. To let it be otherwise would betray everything she has lived for.
The Navajo dog walks her talk, has been for at least
Time for TVWriter™’s Monday look at our 5 most popular blog posts of the week ending yesterday. They are, in order:
Know how all the writing books (including LB’s own) tell you to create autobiographies for your characters so you know them inside and out before you start writing?
It’s a bitch, right? But here’s something that’ll help you. Writer Rebecca Sinclair has created a brilliant template that homes in on exactly what character aspects you need to know, and the good peeps at Eclectics have published it on their site.
We aren’t publishing it here out of consideration for Ms. Sinclair’s wishes, but we guarantee you that it’s worth a click. So, hey, you know what to do, CLICK HERE!