Hi folks,
As I recover from this week and try to get you some posts that aren't totally jazz hands, here is a reminder that I need your questions to help me do the "20 Questions" posts (which there will be more of). They are a great way during these six weeks (four left) of my impossible schedule.
Themes remaining are Process, Craft, Blogging, Publishing, Basics, Social Media (FB!), Reading/Books, "My Philosophy of Writing," Grammar, and Social Justice Bard. Though I may do one or two Personal or Meta questions as filling if you still have those.
Now I'm off to do some power sleeping and then write like the wind this weekend.
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