Ok, today I’m in promo mode. But I don’t just want to look like I’m pushing my own book. So that’s why today I’m talking about a really cool event being put on by a friend. Gift one, get one is a promotion set up by Thomas A. Knight, the author of The Time Weaver,

I love solving puzzles. Any kind of puzzle. Word puzzles. Number puzzles. You name it, I’ll try it. I love sudoku. I like the way you gradually fill in the gaps, so the more numbers you put in, the more numbers you can then slot into place. I love crosswords. I especially like cryptic crosswords,

Today I’m pleased to have another guest here at Dag-Lit Central. Dan O’Brien is presenting his thoughts on the future of independent publishing. The Future of Independent Publishing The digital craze that has grasped the minds of potential writers the world over appears to be something more nuanced, more original than at any other point

A while back, I put up a post decrying the writing police and all those rules about writing they’re constantly posting up in various places all around. Did it make any difference? Did all of those posts describing the various rules and regulations for writing disappear on the spot? Did it immediately stop the posting

A couple of weeks ago, I blogged about the problem I was having with blogger’s block. In that post, I mentioned that I wasn’t having any problems with writer’s block. In fact, at the moment I seem to be having the opposite problem. I’m not sure what you’d call it. Writer’s unblock? No, too boring.