In the offline world, we use all our senses to help give context to what we see, hear, and read. We react differently in a haunted house on Halloween than we would if we were in our own home and costumed people started jumping out of every nook and cranny.
Similarly, the sign I’ve shown here can mean different things, too, depending on where you encounter it (just who stores children?). [click to continue reading…]
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Penguin showed what they are doing with the iPad:
(If you can’t see the video, click here to head over to Gizmodo.com and their write-up) [click to continue reading…]
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I’m prepping for the SCBWI-LA Writer’s Toolbox workshop I’m leading this Saturday called Unleashing the Power of Social Media for Writers and Illustrators.
It’s seven hours (or thereabouts) of fun, covering a whole lot of ground. And it leaves me with a question for y’all here – what are your big questions still? What areas would you like me to focus on more (or less)? [click to continue reading…]
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Earlier this week, I clicked over to the profile of a new follower on Twitter. The graphic to the left shows what I saw – over 850 followers yet not a single tweet!
To make matters more confusing, this person had been placed on lists 11 times. Was s/he a celebrity? An expert with waiting fans? As far as I can tell… no and no. [click to continue reading…]
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Sleep With Your Top Commenter!
by Greg on March 10, 2010
If you invite people over to dinner at your home, you’re not going to let them do all the talking. Your blog’s no different. You want to be a good host. [click to continue reading…]
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