Writing-related links today

[telophase]

sartorias has a con report with a healthy debate going on in the comments about whether posting books online for free does or does not benefit the author.

And two from vom_marlowe, the first on how to get your muse when you want it, and announcing the Anonymous Saiyuki Kink Meme, where people anonymously request ficlets, and writers anonymously write them. (I've seen a number of these memes before, and there are always more requesters than writers, so go ye out there and write! It's anonymous so no one ever needs to know you wrote that awful/kinky/embarassing/wonderful fic! Good practice for yuletide, hm?)

Comments

[cicer.livejournal.com]

Ooo, that online-book debate is really, really interesting. Lots of good points being made all around.

[droiche.livejournal.com]

The anonymous kink meme should be good. There's some het requests in there I want to read when I have time. I'd post a ficlet for some of those if I had the gumption and fewer irons in the fire. X-D

[telophase.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I keep reloading to see both what people are requesting, and what's been posted next. XD