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[...] ’s recent visit for Valentine’s, and my numerous projects that I completely forgot Quiet Musings and Whimsies has turned a year old. It made me realize, too, how much I have neglected it [...]

[...] . So much to see, so very little time. Playing Peek-A-Boo with Mount Mayon is a post from: Quiet Musings and Whimsies The post Playing Peek-A-Boo with Mount Mayon appeared first on Quiet Musings and [...]

[...] I look forward to better years ahead. 2014: The Best Year of My Life Yet is a post from: Quiet Musings and Whimsies The post 2014: The Best Year of My Life Yet appeared first on Quiet Musings [...]

[...] 2013 would be an interesting year as well, for me and for you. Happy Holidays! is a post from: Quiet Musings and Whimsies Happy Holidays! is a post from: Quiet Musings and Whimsies [...]

[...] gave in to persuasion and picked up Storm Front, the first book in Jim Butcher’s The Dresden Files. At the risk of the Significant Other telling me “I told you so,” I admit that The [...]

[...] The Significant Other is currently obsessed with The Dresden Files. He told me I should read it. He said he’s positive I’m going to like it because [...]

[...] Jim Butcher’s The Dresden Files was a series I found difficult to put down from the moment I laid my hands on its first book, [...]

[...] Jim Butcher’s The Dresden Files was a series I found difficult to put down from the moment I laid my hands on its first book, [...]

[...] » Reads for the Week – The “Death” of Blogging and the Business of Freelance Writing is a post from: Quiet Musings and Whimsies [...]

[...] ’t even start promoting my work until recently. I had this notion that once I began freelance writing full-time, I won’t have to do any marketing. I’d just sit in front of my [...]

[...] long before I knew exactly what the word “blogging” means, and my first freelance writing gig was a blog about business travel. Both the LiveJournal and the business travel blogs are [...]

[...] the series, as well as some characters I suspect I’ll see again when I read the sequels: Harry Dresden – a professional wizard, perpetually broke, and relies almost entirely on his police [...]

[...] between The Dresden Files and the Sookie Stackhouse books is the former puts more focus on Harry Dresden’s cases, making it a combination supernatural fantasy and crime procedural. The Southern [...]

[...] released this November 27, delivers classic Dresden. In fact, I’d say this is the best Harry Dresden book to date. (SPOILER ALERT. Don’t say I didn’t warn you.) So Harry Dresden is [...]

[...] A typical blog … Continue reading » Reads for the Week – Blogging for Freelance Writers and How to Get Good Freelance Writing Gigs is a post from: Quiet Musings and Whimsies [...]

[...] is bothering my body. I can still count on having a paycheck at the end of the month. Alas, freelance writers don’t get … Continue reading » How to Survive Sick Days as a Freelance [...]

[...] for selling articles. So, what is Constant Content? Constant Content is a place where freelance writers can sell original articles. It is also a place where they can sell usage rights to their [...]

[...] Computers are invaluable to freelance writers. There’s a certain joy to writing on a typewriter, to be sure, but you can’t log online to [...]

[...] Last night, I picked up a copy of Jeff Goins’ newest book You Are a Writer on a whim. After reading it a couple of times in one [...]

[...] belief? It’s as simple as declaring yourself as a writer. In his book You Are a Writer, Jeff Goins shared his story: I started saying I was a writer. I put it on my Facebook page. Included it in [...]

[...] This week’s list of articles and posts I found on my Google Alerts and RSS reader. Blogging 5 Reasons Why Nobody Reads Your Blog The number one reason is no one [...]

[...] This week’s picks from my Google Alerts and RSS reader. Blogging FamousBloggers.net and ThesisAwesome.com are Stolen from @GoDaddy [...]

[...] Interesting articles and blog posts from my Google Alerts and RSS reader for the week of April 30 to May 5. Blogging So Blogging Is Dead? Think Again! [...]