The No-Asshole Rule
That’s the name of the new book by Stanford engineering professor Robert Sutton. Guy Kawasaki blogs about it today, describingContinue Reading
Month: October 2006
Touching…
One of my professional heroes is Scott Adams, creator of Dilbert and The Dilbert Blog. I have the deepest admirationContinue Reading
What does a writer look like?
Much has been made recently in the blogosphere about publishers’ preferences for books written by stunning young women and publishers’Continue Reading
Your handheld may never forget you
Like most small business owners, I worry a bit about losing data from my computers, particularly when I travel withContinue Reading
Fiction writing: first or third person?
If you’re writing fiction, and have ever been tripped up by point of view, April Henry has some spot-on observations about the advantages of each.
Real beauty: The Sartorialist
Over at .Thought, Jeff Carlson covers an ethical issue that has created quite a bit of buzz in the designContinue Reading
It’s not blogging if…
…nobody reads it. According to an anonymous post left here yesterday, the font size for the blog entries in WriterContinue Reading
If not now, when?
Creating Passionate Users is urging readers to “make something amazing, right now.” Ignore the constraints, lose the excuses and, asContinue Reading
A question of identity
Veteran blogger Jim Benson posted a comment here teasing me about going public with Writer Way because he knows I’veContinue Reading
Seattle women bloggers, media, and politics
This, verbatim, from Craig’s List today: Reply to: gigs-220999939@craigslist.orgDate: 2006-10-15, 1:14PM PDT At last weekend’s Politics & The Media withContinue Reading
