Freelance Daily. Suzanne Franco. Blogger.

For a couple years now I’ve been getting some of my freelance assignments through Freelance Daily. It’s a newsletter that comes out…wait for it…daily. It offers up a concise aggregate of freelance writing gigs. I love the newsletter and I love that Suzanne has put so much effort into a project that helps so many [...]

All Tech Considered. Writer’s report.

You might be overly concerned that I’ve been neglecting this particular blog, and I don’t blame you. I’ve been busy.
With CES 2009 on the horizon and multiple assignments for Gatehouse Media on my plate, finding the time to blog has been tough.
Add to that my NaNoWriMo challenge (which stands now at 29,850 words on my [...]

Words are piling up.

Not in the election, because by the time most of you read this you’ll have voted. No, words are piling up nicely in my quest to complete NaNoWriMo.
Look over in the right sidebar and see the wordcount widget. It shows you where I stand after four days of participating in the 2008 NaNoWriMo event.
Unfortunately, my [...]

Keyboarding.

Lately I’ve been building the calluses on my fingers as I prepare fro NaNoWriMo, which begins Saturday.
I’ve also been writing for JeffsNotes.com and have had a piece show up on StuffJournalistsLike.com.
While you haven’t seen me here over the past few days, I have been busy. And I’ll keep you up-to-date on the progress of the [...]

Another place you can read me…

As if I didn’t have enough to do, I’ve started a daily review blog.
That’s right, I’ll be reviewing a variety of items for people who don’t have the time to check stuff out themselves.
Magazines, movies, restaurants, gadgets, Web sites, technology, consumer goods, travel destinations and more.
Url? Oh, sure. It’s JeffsNotes.com - like CliffsNotes.
If there’s something [...]

NaNoWriMo. Really!

At my office away from the office (Panera), I tried to see how easy it would be to write 2000 words on a cohesive topic.
The exercise was part of the NaNoWriMo event coming up in less than 15 days. That’s right, National Novel-writing Month is November.
Part of my anxiety - aside from the actual word-count [...]

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