Chekhov's Mistress
Emerging Writers Network Litblog E-panel IV
Dan Wickett, who runs the Emerging Writer’s Network, is on his fourth litblog e-panel interview. One gratifying note is the trend I see, confirmed in this small sample, that litbloggers are probably older than other types of bloggers and I am not a geezer here. hah! But also, what I see is the idea that litlblogs are both fun and a serious aspect of life as a writer, publisher or bookseller. My guess is that our community will continue to grow.
Here are the litblogs interviewed:
Fresh Eyes: A Bookseller’s Journal (Robert Gray)
Grimm Perspectives (Marcus Grimm)
Flogging the Quill (Ray Rhamey)
Slushpile (Scott McKenzie)
House of Mirth (James Marcus)
Pete Lit (Pete Anderson)
I Am Not Really a Waitress (Patry Francis)
Michelle’s Daily Dose for Writers & Readers (Michelle
Richmond)
Large Vibrating Egg (Jimmy Beck)
Read widely, think well, and write often
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- Posted by: Bud Parr
- Date: June 01, 2005
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