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Author Archives: Jenny Martin
Are you ready to see a Rock-tastic face melting performance? Then I suggest you iTunes a Kings of Leon video. Are you ready to watch Scarlet Whisper make a fool of herself? Then look no further. I am here to … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, Writing
| Tagged agents, Chocolate, chocolate lava cake, EYE OF THE AGENT, queries, Scarlet Whisper, Tomfoolery, Writing
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Myth: 1. a traditional or legendary story, usually concerning some being or hero or event, with or without a determinable basis of fact or a natural explanation, esp. one that is concerned with deities or demigods and explains some practice, … Continue reading
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| Tagged agents, Italian Cream Cake, Myths, Percy Jackson, publishing, Scarlet Whisper
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Literary mashups are taking over the world. Mr. Darcy, Vampyre. Pride & Prejudice & Zombies. Sense & Sensibility & Sea Monsters. Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter. And now…be still, my heart…the undead hordes have finally(!) smiled upon the GREATEST BAND in … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews
| Tagged Alan Goldsher, Beatles, Book Reviews, Happiness is a Warm Bundt Cake, Literary Mashups, The Undead, Zombeatles
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Lately, I’ve been reading a lot of posts written about the future of publishing. This weekend I also watched The Planet of the Apes and howled at the trailer for the 1980 crap-tastique movie The Apple, a dystopian pastische about … Continue reading
Posted in 2.0, Uncategorized, Writing
| Tagged books, Future of Publishing, Kona Inn Banana Bread, Planet of the Apes, primates, publishing, Pulitzer Prize, The Apple
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This agreement made this 12th day of Never, in the 50th year of Our Lord Gaiman, by and between the peruser of the written article (henceforth referred to as THE READER) and the architect of the written article (henceforth referred … Continue reading
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| Tagged Chocolate, flourless peanut butter chocolate chip cookies, legal advice, readers, Tomfoolery, Writing
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Forget New Year’s resolutions…This year I’m scheming a writers’ revolution. Scribblers, let’s shake things up out there. Are you with me?! If so, grab a megaphone and repeat after me: “In 2010, my goal is not to get an agent … Continue reading
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| Tagged chocalate lava sauce, resolutions, writing revolution
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This morning, uberagent @MichaelBourret tweeted it’s “noticeably quiet today.” Too quiet. It’s time for a snowstorm of query tomfoolery. It’s time to pull a Cameron Frye. Remember when Cameron and Ferris skitter downtown in the middle of an Oktoberfest Parade? “Ladies … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, Writing
| Tagged Amish techno-thriller, Cameron Frye, Ferris Bueller, Michael Bourret, queries, Tomfoolery, weinerschnitzel
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