Welcome to my new blog, which now includes content from many of the blogs I’ve created over the years. You can now also access content via category from this one page instead of having to search for my individual blogs, which were scattered over various platforms and websites.
I find that whenever I start slacking off the daily exercise (“I have too much WORK to do…”), I inevitably start feeling more and more tired and uninspired. I’m trying to get in the habit of doing a power walk a day — by “power walk,” I mean a walk . . .
As some of you may already know, some of my sites were hacked on the weekend. If you notice some missing images and features from this site, that’s why — I still haven’t finished the finetuning after major damage control had been done. Many thanks to those who e-mailed, tweeted . . .
For those who missed NaNoWriMo or did NaNo but are keen for more punishment inspiration, checkout BuNoWriMo, a challenge to write a 50,000 word novel in June. There’s also a BuNoWriMo Facebook group.
For those interested, I’ve compiled a list of magazines currently available for the iPad.
Do you need a wordcount challenge with some leeway? Check out the challenges below:250 wds/day | 500 wds/day | 1000 wds/day So how did you all do with your daily wordcount challenges since the last check-in?
I’ve been reviewing iPad apps that could be useful to writers on iPadGirl recently. Unfortunately Posterous doesn’t have a good archiving index system, so I’m compiling a list of notetaking and writing iPad apps for writers on a separate page, with links to my reviews.
For those interested, here’s a list of the writing and note-taking apps for the iPad that I’ve reviewed on iPadGirl so far. Some have iPhone versions!
A while back, I mentioned that Fictionwise support had e-mailed me saying they were NOT developing a version of their e-reader for the iPad. Disappointed, I thought, “Oh well. At least I’ll be able to read my e-books in small iPhone size on my iPad.” But then I discovered that some of . . .
More writers have been asking me about what apps I’m finding useful on the iPad, so I’m going to start reviewing various notetaking and writing apps I’ve been trying out. I posted my first on iPadGirl today: Sketchbook HD – Great idea, but doesn’t work properly in landscape mode