blogging

With Diablo Cody becoming well established as a blogging success story that led to an award winning script for Juno, I look at the possible strategies for writers to increase their reach without resorting to stripping!

Many writers have yet to embrace the most ubiquitous medium of all: blogging. Whether due to technophobia, or that vague sense of disdain aimed at the perceived unworthiness of bloggers to be considered proper writers, the truth is that these writers are missing out on a fantastic opportunity to further their careers.

This article explains why this is one bandwagon you can't afford to miss!

IT began as an outlet to express her thoughts on the "mind blowing" experience of becoming a new mother.

But Helen Fowler's online blog on motherhood has now led to her securing a national book deal.

Not a new thing, but I like good luck stories.

J. Edward Nolan & DVS Entertainment. A Blog about the Author and DVS Entertainment. Complete with pictures.

An over achiever addresses mediocrity and fluffy feel good critiques, warning amatuer writers that the literary world is a tough business.

There’s a catch 22 in publishing. You have to be published to get published. Well, that’s not entirely true, but close. Major publishers often want to see a list of publishing credits when you send in submissions, so where do you start?

Blog promises revamped format, and new content, but is the name in jeopardy? You decide.

Blog bashing seems to be becoming a genre in itself. This is one blogger’s rebuttal to Sven Birkert’s big bash. Just what are the criteria for deciding the merit of literary criticism these days, anyway?

This parody posted on youtube, comprised entirely of Walt Disney clips, explains the ins and outs of copyright law.

Modern Matriarch is celebrating our first month with a Flash Fiction Contest.

We have spent the past thirty days discussing Woolf and Heilbrun, form and content, the female narrative and the representation of women in literature. Let’s take all of that theory and put it into practice in our first Representation of Women Flash Fiction Contest: