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Feb.22.2012 - 2:45 pm
Another week, another excerpt from my draft of Black Earth: Dark Masquerade. This scene takes place near the beginning of the book and introduces us to the situation...
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Feb.15.2012 - 11:13 am
In my efforts to be more transparent with my writing process, I've decided that from now on, each week I will post an excerpt of draft work from something I'm currently working...
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Feb.14.2012 - 9:20 pm
It's 11pm on the dot. I've just finished making myself a tall mug of hot cocoa - chocolate graham flavor - and I've settled into my desk, ready to work for the next hour or...
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Oct.31.2011 - 9:50 am
Well, we're just hours away from November 1st and the start of NanoWrimo - or National Novel Writing Month for those of you who think I'm speaking an alien language. I wait...
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What David is saying on ...
- Working late into the night on the website. Hoping to get this finished and ready for release soon. For those who want a sneak peek of the preliminary look of the new design, check out the blog post I put up the other day -
David N. Alderman: Website Sneak Peek - The Compendium
- My Experience with Pinterest...So Far
I read an online article a couple weeks ago (I would link it here but I can't for the life of me find the bookmark) which gave ways that authors could use Pinterest to promote themselves and their books. Not really needing ANOTHER social networking outlet, I was hesitant to jump - Website Sneak Peek - The Compendium
First off, I usually post on Monday's, so I'm sorry this is a day late. I went camping this last weekend and I usually use Saturday's to sketch out my posts for the week.So, I've been working on the website the last couple weeks, redesigning some elements, omitting others. The ma
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I’ve always hated the act of sitting down to write out an author bio. I can never figure out what to say that will sound somewhat interesting. I read other bios by authors that detail their entire living history across the eastern half of the United States...
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