Audible Frontiers « The Guilded Earlobe. So, I’ve been struggling with what to do with the blog. Without going into the crazy details of my life, spending the 2-3 hours a night writing detailed reviews 4-5 times a week is no longer feasible. Plus, in all honestly, I have discovered that "not blogging" can be just as rewarding "blogging" when your life fills up with stress. I have realized that I am just not a really good blogger. Being a "Blogger" began to feel like a chore, and a label I have no desire to live up to.
I never had been that good at challenges, or special posts, or whatever. I just like talking about books. So, I may try so new things this year. So, for now, 2014 is the year that Bob strips being a blogger. One of the things I will try to do, is post a weekly audiobook report about what I listened to that week. For the first week of January, I listened to two audiobooks. January 2014 Audiobook #1 Legacies by F. Repairman Jack, Book 2. Read by Christopher Price Brilliance Audio Length: 12 Hrs 29 Minute Grade B+ 100 Notable Books of 2011. The Science Fiction Gateway. Our Books « And Other Stories Publishing. Ghost Stories | Duke of York's Theatre | Home. A Q&A with Neil Cross. List Price: New From: 5.86 In Stock Used from: 0.01 In Stock Meet Detective Chief Inspector John Luther. He’s a murder detective. A near-genius. He’s dangerous. DCI John Luther has an extraordinary clearance rate. , the first in a new series of novels featuring DCI John Luther, takes us into Luther’s past and into his mind.
There’s only one useful piece of writing advice. If you want to write, just write. And yeah. Patricia Highsmith. Well, this is a slightly loaded question because there’s a big difference between a market and an audience. You should never write to a market. You have to write the books you’re compelled to write, whether that’s a historical romance, a workplace comedy, a thriller set on a nuclear submarine or a forensic examination of a middle-class marriage in the process of collapse.
But the purpose of writing — all writing — is to be read. As if we gave a shit. At home. Like to break it. long as I’ve got a desk, a chair, a laptop and a ready supply of coffee, I’m okay. British Books Today - Literary Agents. Angry Robot Books.