Author | Joseph L. Selby

Tag: redux

  • Bringing KITT Back

    First let me apologize for my absence. I’ve been fiddling with more personal, non-writing specific posts. That was fine and all, but there was one topic I’ve been trying to tackle for awhile that is difficult because it involves another company owned by the company that owns mine. In other words, there’s a lot I’m…

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  • Why Oh Why? Oh Me. Oh My! (…times seven)

    It’s hard to keep track of topics when you’re on a variety of soap boxes. I’ve written in two different live journals, hosted a podcast, and now how this blog/journal. Sometimes you think you’ve written about a topic when you haven’t. Or, you think you’ve written about it in one place when really it was…

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  • Redux: What Rejection Means to My Work Week

    It’s a Friday, I have a full manuscript with an agent, and I’m querying others. This reminds me of a meme the Rejectionist had on her blog. It feels poignant today: The Rejectionist asked another question, one I felt worhty of a response. The question returns us to a topic I have written on frequently…

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  • Redux: There is No Such Thing as Writer’s Block

    Not quite sure why people are so much more willing to read blogger than live journal as one is just as easy as the other (other than displaying in reader, but we won’t get into an RSS feed discussion). Anyway, because it has reared its ugly head again, I feel inclined to repost one of…

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