Comments for Spinwork Blog http://spinworkstudios.com/blog Speculation on speculation Sat, 05 Dec 2009 02:03:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 Comment on Outly(n)ing Areas by Twitted by cloudnigh http://spinworkstudios.com/blog/?p=197&cpage=1#comment-420 Twitted by cloudnigh Sat, 05 Dec 2009 02:03:15 +0000 http://spinworkstudios.com/blog/?p=197#comment-420 [...] This post was Twitted by cloudnigh [...] [...] This post was Twitted by cloudnigh [...]

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]]> Comment on Deal breaker by Twitted by sevenspinner http://spinworkstudios.com/blog/?p=192&cpage=1#comment-418 Twitted by sevenspinner Thu, 26 Nov 2009 08:28:02 +0000 http://spinworkstudios.com/blog/?p=192#comment-418 [...] This post was Twitted by sevenspinner [...] [...] This post was Twitted by sevenspinner [...]

]]> Comment on My “other” woman is a book by Link http://spinworkstudios.com/blog/?p=170&cpage=1#comment-407 Link Tue, 05 May 2009 07:34:39 +0000 http://spinworkstudios.com/blog/?p=170#comment-407 Leophim, eh? I love your titles for books. They're always so imaginitive and invoke a strange feeling within me as to what the story might be about. I loved the title Lanternfly too, just as much as this. They're so, so creative. Have fun with the editing. Link. Leophim, eh? I love your titles for books. They’re always so imaginitive and invoke a strange feeling within me as to what the story might be about. I loved the title Lanternfly too, just as much as this. They’re so, so creative.
Have fun with the editing.
Link.

]]> Comment on First Draft is… drafted! (IS2009) by Olivia http://spinworkstudios.com/blog/?p=163&cpage=1#comment-406 Olivia Tue, 05 May 2009 00:41:39 +0000 http://spinworkstudios.com/blog/?p=163#comment-406 w00t Go Ben! That's so awesome, dude! Just thinking of finishing a book fills me with such excitement; you probably celebrated like fucking crazy once you were over your expected and understood exhaustion. I'm probably gonna cry when I finish DOTE. Out of sadness and happiness. Did you feel sad at all? I get so sad when I think of finishing a story, especially a one-shot series (only one book, I mean), because it means saying goodbye to the characters. :[ But at the same time, it's exciting! /ramble Seriously, though. Congrats, dude. Here's an Internet and e-booze for you. /confetti ~Liv w00t Go Ben! That’s so awesome, dude! Just thinking of finishing a book fills me with such excitement; you probably celebrated like fucking crazy once you were over your expected and understood exhaustion.

I’m probably gonna cry when I finish DOTE. Out of sadness and happiness. Did you feel sad at all? I get so sad when I think of finishing a story, especially a one-shot series (only one book, I mean), because it means saying goodbye to the characters. :[ But at the same time, it’s exciting! /ramble

Seriously, though. Congrats, dude. Here’s an Internet and e-booze for you. /confetti

~Liv

]]> Comment on All roads lead to Quebec (IS2009) by Link http://spinworkstudios.com/blog/?p=168&cpage=1#comment-389 Link Mon, 27 Apr 2009 07:29:35 +0000 http://spinworkstudios.com/blog/?p=168#comment-389 170,000 WORDS! *whistles*. That's a lot of writing. Editing for me is always the period where I wish I could find a baton and beat myself senseless. It's where creativity ends and analysis begins; and it pisses me off. I was lucky with The Eclipsing Umbra in that I only had to write the edits on the page and had a friend to type it in, but I still prefer the writing. It's also often the part where I think I do the least. I'm terrible when it comes to pacing and characters and continuity and all the really important stuff (editing, not (hopefully) writing), but I can nearly always pick up on gramatical and spelling errors. I wish you luck though with editing this beastie. Have fun. Link. 170,000 WORDS! *whistles*. That’s a lot of writing.
Editing for me is always the period where I wish I could find a baton and beat myself senseless. It’s where creativity ends and analysis begins; and it pisses me off. I was lucky with The Eclipsing Umbra in that I only had to write the edits on the page and had a friend to type it in, but I still prefer the writing. It’s also often the part where I think I do the least. I’m terrible when it comes to pacing and characters and continuity and all the really important stuff (editing, not (hopefully) writing), but I can nearly always pick up on gramatical and spelling errors.
I wish you luck though with editing this beastie. Have fun.
Link.

]]> Comment on Self-indulgent anthropology by Hilzarie http://spinworkstudios.com/blog/?p=165&cpage=1#comment-384 Hilzarie Sat, 25 Apr 2009 01:26:33 +0000 http://spinworkstudios.com/blog/?p=165#comment-384 Thanks for writing this. Thanks for writing this.

]]> Comment on First Draft is… drafted! (IS2009) by Link http://spinworkstudios.com/blog/?p=163&cpage=1#comment-375 Link Tue, 21 Apr 2009 08:16:17 +0000 http://spinworkstudios.com/blog/?p=163#comment-375 Woooooot! That's so great to hear, and I hope you enjoy the big rush of happiness that I get whenever I finish a book. Often, for me, writing the last line makes me slave over it for about 20 minutes, because it always makes me worry about what the last lines will be. I can't imagine how long it will take to write the last lines on TDU, as it will be the final lines of a trilogy! Anyway, take a breather, settle down, and celebrate in every way you can think of!!!!!!!!!!!! You deserve it! (and wow, that's a lot of exclamation marks!) Woooooot! That’s so great to hear, and I hope you enjoy the big rush of happiness that I get whenever I finish a book. Often, for me, writing the last line makes me slave over it for about 20 minutes, because it always makes me worry about what the last lines will be. I can’t imagine how long it will take to write the last lines on TDU, as it will be the final lines of a trilogy! Anyway, take a breather, settle down, and celebrate in every way you can think of!!!!!!!!!!!! You deserve it! (and wow, that’s a lot of exclamation marks!)

]]> Comment on Smelling land where there be no land (IS2009) by Link http://spinworkstudios.com/blog/?p=159&cpage=1#comment-368 Link Thu, 16 Apr 2009 12:44:00 +0000 http://spinworkstudios.com/blog/?p=159#comment-368 Happy Birthday for Tuesday! Here's hoping what chances you had to really enjoy it were as good as they could be. Good to see the writing is chugging along. Link. Happy Birthday for Tuesday! Here’s hoping what chances you had to really enjoy it were as good as they could be.
Good to see the writing is chugging along.
Link.

]]> Comment on Planning a Novel: A Guide by w i n d r o a d s » Smelling land where there be no land (IS2009) http://spinworkstudios.com/blog/?p=25&cpage=1#comment-366 w i n d r o a d s » Smelling land where there be no land (IS2009) Thu, 16 Apr 2009 08:18:24 +0000 http://elementspinnerstudios.com/blog/?p=22#comment-366 [...] found a process I can parry with–one that hasn’t evolved all that much since the Writing a Novel Guide I posted sometime ago (minus the outline bit). There are still things to tweak (I’m not sure [...] [...] found a process I can parry with–one that hasn’t evolved all that much since the Writing a Novel Guide I posted sometime ago (minus the outline bit). There are still things to tweak (I’m not sure [...]

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