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sethb

Albany, New York, UNITED STATES


Joined November 18th 2008

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Working on creating an income through my genre fiction. I'm primarily blogging about life stuff in general here and advice to others writers as I continue on my path.

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Comment by sethb
on Who are the major Female SF&F Writers?

March 9th 2009 01:31
I have never read these writers but I will have to give them a look. Leigh Brakett's "The Long Tomorrow" looks real good.

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Comment by sethb
on Modern Clichés

March 5th 2009 19:19
I would have to agree with most of the points that clichés are horribly recycled, but would also add that to make sure that your readers have something to connect to it is not bad to add in some pre processed story bits. Essentially the proper use of clichés can turn a response from oh god another Russian Warhead, to oh man this is as cool as (insert title).
Regards, Seth

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Comment by sethb
on The article marketing test conclusions

March 4th 2009 14:52
Good luck with your next campaign sorry to hear the acne article did not turn out like you wanted it to. Are you using any efforts to develop a mailing list from these lead pages to try and increase your total sales?
Regards, Seth
Kobold Enterprise / Save The Junk Mail

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Comment by sethb
on What's A Romance Writer To Do?

February 26th 2009 14:14
Props for trying such an ambitious amount of words a day. I would say the best option for a super quick break to writers block is the drawing of a simple tarrot card. With its imited guidance it will give you the hint of an idea of where to push your story.
I am going to be trying a similar goal with far less word count a day on my first romance novel that I am writing for my fiance, at I Found God Between Blank pages. Good luck wish you the best on your journey.
Regards, Seth

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