Author: Anne Ursu

Short Stuff

My colleagues are writing short. I admire this. This is a skill. I have some skills. I make very good pie and can swear a blue streak. I can identify a first-or-second season Blue’s Clues episode in the first ten seconds,...

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Revision by Hamster Paw

So, there might have been a bit of a self-pitying blog post last week. Mistakes were made. The truth is, in this world, toddler effluvium happens, sometimes with the immensity* and ardor of a twenty-one page, single-spaced...

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The Writer as Basket Case

My esteemed fellows in Inkpottery are writing beautiful posts that thoughtfully plumb the depths of lovely writing metaphors–this is the sort of thing they do, after all. Meanwhile I have spent the last week cleaning up...

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The Buddy System, II

Ron’s post got me thinking–not about cats who are pains in the butt, though I believe that is something that is going around and I highly suggest everyone get theirs vaccinated–but about buddies. Writing...

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This, Too, Shall Pass.

There are times it’s hard to walk into a bookstore. Sometimes you are in the kids section of your fabulous indie watching your little boy play at the train table, and your eye catches some enormous display of a shiny YA...

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