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A Writer's Edge  
San Diego writer/editor Georganna Hancock's blog of information on books, fiction and nonfiction writing, English, and words.
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Nostalgia is in Fashion

Jul 3, 2009
Garrison Keillor has a bookstore in Saint Paul, MN where Carlsbad, CA resident, Daniel Van Tassel (below) last month signed his book about boyhood in Minnesota. Last night I watched a PBS special on Keillor. He mused about his early ambition to become...

Social Profile Advice

Jul 2, 2009
To join a social site first you fill out a Profile. Before you see how the site works, how personal information is displayed, entering it is mandatory. It's scary, especially without a reassurance that you can change it later or delete the account at...

Freelance in Troubled Times

Jul 1, 2009
Economic Downturn. Recession. Mini-depression. Bonanza! How can the self-employed be overworked? I haven't time to figure that out. I'm too busy juggling projects and fielding queries from new clients. Apparently I'm not alone. According to a...

Where is my Vote?

Jun 30, 2009
#FreeIran Better late than never! Copyright 2009 G.L. Hancock ... For weekly one-minute messages of Inspiration for writers, send email to editor AT writers DASH edge DOT info and put "S U B" in the subject line. ... Now offering editorial assistance...

Citing Electronic Sources

Jun 30, 2009
"Cite Your Sites" first popped into mind. Cute. Dumb SEO. Clever wordplay. All of the above. This proposed title is a nice play on rhyming words and the cliché "set your sights," but it would confuse search engines and not help people looking for...

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