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Cold Morning Launch
Howdy! I’m launching an online, free to read, web-serial at cold-morning.com – a globe-trotting, knuckle-popping, urban fantasy set in 1935, following the trials of Mark Simmons, who wants really badly to be called Markus Summanus, Professional Adventurer. This blog will still see updates from me, mostly when I travel. which I haven’t been doing much of […]
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Chapter 3: Shelter
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Chapter 2:2
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Chapter 2: Glimmer
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Chapter 1:2
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Chapter 1: Gunshot
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Chapter 0: Introduction
Welcome friend! Pull on some earbuds, but not too tight, and enjoy! One of my editing stages is recording myself reading my work, so this podcast is a natural extension of that process. I’m refining my recording and mastering workflow, so as I get more savvy I may double back and re-record earlier chapters. As […]
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Chapter 51: Distance
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Chapter 50: Road
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Eight Poor Words, and How to Enrich Them.
I see these words used frequently by my students. They seldom improve a sentiment. Some muddy clear water. Others waste opportunity. Editing for them provides eight ways to improve the next draft.