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Writers Goals Infographic 2019 (blog)

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Don Massenzio says:

March 8, 2019 at 3:58 am

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Check out this great infographic with goals for writers featured in this post from the No Wasted Ink blog.

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K. Alice Compeau says:

March 8, 2019 at 6:30 am

Wonderful!

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It is with great pleasure that I announce my first poetry collection "The Planets" has been nominated for an Elgin Award! This award is presented by the SFPA for the best book of speculative poetry each year. Winning an Elgin has been a dream of mine since I first started writing poetry. I am humbled by this inclusion for 2020. Https://www.sfpoetry.com/el/elgcand.html #poetsofinstagram #poetry #poetlife #writingcommunity #writersociety #amwriting #sciencefiction #scifaiku #ocpoets #poetrychapbook #poetrycommunity #poetsandwriters #sfpa

Keeping a bullet journal has helped me stay on track as an author and poet. I track my word count, if I use dictation VS a keyboard, or if I wrote poetry for the day. This year I am using a Seven Seas dot grid with 68 gms tomoe river paper. It works great with fountain pens, opens flat and has a comfortable dot grid to help guide my lines. I pair it with a Platinum Procyon Fountain Pen in Deep Sea and generally use Noodler's Black Ink, although I also like to use Faber Castil PITT pens too. #bujo #bulletjournal #bulletjournaling #planneraddict #fountainpens #planning #stationaryhaul #stationary #noodlersink #procyon #noodlers

This is another of my new series of illustrated poetry from my new book "The Planets: a scifaiku poetry collection". Each Sunday, I set up my desk into "art mode" and work on poetry sketches, urban sketching, my Bujo, or watercolors. Excuse the mess, but creative minds are seldom tidy! This is a true picture of my art studio as I work. My #scifaiku #poems are #illustrated on Canson mixed media paper using #fabercastell PITT pens. When the image is completed, I scan both a printable high res image for art shows and a low res image suitable for my blog. If you'd like to see the finished image, it is available for view at No Wasted Ink. Links are in my IG profile. #poetsofinstagram #poetlife #sketching #poetry #poetrycommunity #haiku #illustrationsketch #illustration #drawings #sketchbook #art #artistlife #artstudio #artstudiolife

As I work at my table in the dealer room, I find that most of the convention comes to me. This is a series of shots of people around me. The first one is of Christopher Eccleston who was having a great time with his fans as he signed autographs a mere twenty feet from my table. This is his first Dr. Who Convention and the fans went all out to make him feel at home on his birthday. A large number of them sang him a birthday song. He was still there, shaking hands and laughing with fans long after I closed and packed up my business at the end of the convention. What a cool dude. :) For my non-whoivan followers, Eccleston was the first doctor to kick off the reboot of the series. He only did one season, but he was an astonishingly good doctor. I've always been sorry that he didn't do another two or three seasons in the role even though I love David Tennent. I took a couple of shots of cosplayers who really went all out on their costumes, including author Barbara Hambley who had an awesome Timelord look. You have to see it. :) So please do swipe to see the rest of the fun. #cosplay #costume #drwho #gallifreyone2020 #gallifreyone #christophereccleston #timelord #fandom

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