Chekhov's Mistress
Dan’s the Man
Dan Wicket, the tireless editor of the Emerging Writer’s Network just sent out his latest Lit-bloggers E-Panel, where we find that MadInkBeard is an anagram of Derik Badman’s name. It seems so obvious now. Was I the last to know?
Besides myself, there are some familiar names and some newer sites on the panel. Here’s the list:
Collected Miscellany
David Thayer
Kevin Holtsberry
Babies Are Fireproof
Pete Coco
Sarah Rogers
Lila Byock
BookNinja
George Murray
The Happy Booker
Wendi Kaufman
Cusp of Something
Jai Clare
The Mumpsimus
Matthew Cheney
MadInkBeard
Derik A. Badman
It was fun being a part and seeing what the others had to say too. This is the third round of interviews Dan has conducted on Lit-bloggers and he does a lot of other great things, so make sure to see the rest of Dan’s site too.
comments
You may be the last to know of my 30 readers, but surely not the last to know, period.
By the way, I thought your answers were one of the best of the group.
– derik (04/04 at 02:56 PM)
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- Posted by: Bud Parr
- Date: April 04, 2005
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