
Okay, so here I sit and there is a dog on the floor beside me who is morally (possibly even biologically) opposed to humans using technology when he’s nearby. In other words, he’s smarter than most humans, including me.

Branching out with my writing
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Click the graphic above for a quick tour of the four April 2021 letter requests at moreloveletters.com.
It’s interesting…sometimes I dive right into these letters and other times I need the requests’ words and details to seep in. This has been a ‘let seep in’ month.
I do make a point of finishing letters for out-of-country requests first. And over time, I’ve wended my way through the USPS website to figure out the required postage and I have those stamps at the ready.
In James Clear’s words (Atomic Habits)…
“If you want to maximize your odds of success, then you need to operate in an environment that accelerates your results rather than hinders them.”
Welcome to BooskSchool, with links to:
** four self-directed courses covering the topics highlighted in the word cloud above
** a download link to Scribe Media co-founder Tucker Max’s book, The Scribe Method
** a link to Scribe Media’s YouTube Channel
** a link to their podcast
Other Scribe Media resources can be found here.
Enjoy!
Click here or on the above word cloud for a 90-second run-through of The Hemingway App, an online pair of eyes [creepy, I know] that points out [without browbeating] a writing flaw or two.
Here is an opening sentence I used on another blog…and Hemingway’s feedback. [That hack…I’ve heard he claims to have written The Sun Also Rises and A Farewell to Arms.]
You just paste in your masterpiece and out comes the quick but helpful evaluation.
There is also a $20 desktop version.
Note: Thanks to websiteplanet.com for reminding me about The Hemingway App and a few other helpful tools.
As I was curating for my previous post on podcasts for writers, I ran across Writers, Ink, a team effort of J.D. Barker, J. Thorn, and Zach Bohannon.
When I clicked over to their website, I signed up for the free revision course (see above).
Am hoping it will A. offer some helpful strategies B. nudge me to open some work that needs my attention [i.e. is collecting digital dust].
Hope this help, writers.
I’m porting this retirerenew post over to this blog.
A fun five-minute video with plenty that speaks to us as writers.