What do writers owe readers?

[sartorias]

today's post fits the theme of the weekend

Comments

[mojave_wolf]

Glad you're having (not surprisingly!) a great time!
&
Excellent cafe post! (am saying nothing cause am still thinking about the question in the back of my head)

[sartorias]

Excellent!

Yes, the con was wall to wall awesome people. One would have to be dead not to have a great time.

[sartorias]

I do, too.

I am slowly collecting data about teens publishing their work. Their main audience is each other, or those slightly younger--kinda cool!

[anonymous]

I'd love to do a creative writing plus e-publishing basics workshop at my school, especially since I know of students who would profit enormously from such a project.

However, so far I haven't even been able to persuade the school to let me do a creative writing workshop.

Cora

[sartorias]

*sigh*

Maybe call it something else, but let the students know what it is?

[kalimac]

I remember Maureen McHugh once pointing out that what she needs to do as a writer is sometimes incompatible with what she wants as a reader.

[sartorias]

Interesting!

[madrobins]

Was so glad I got to see you, however briefly!

And I took notes on the pirate panel, you bet.

[sartorias]

I was so glad to see you--and see the enthusiasm for Miss Tolerance!

[sartorias]

That's for sure! But I want to drive out for some Horse Camp before too long--maybe we can do some writing talk then.

Meantime, I scored my copy of the Poems, heh heh, so a win there!