Author: Robb
Scratch – Writers and Money – Bite-Sized Review #2
Running the Widget Factory This morning I’m looking at the interview of Susan Orlean by Manjula Martin. In their conversation, Orlean talks about her entrepreneurial bent and how this shaped her writing career. Orlean thinks her views grew out of her upbringing […]
Scratch – Writers and Money – Bite-Sized Reviews #1
The end of the year always make me reflect on my writing, including the “business end” of the process. I wanted to share a brief summary of suggestions that come from the book by Manjula Martin, author of a series of interviews […]
ThinkingFunny 23 – 4/1/23
Save the date! We’re presently working on our talent lineup, and would love to hear suggestions from you. Here’s a link to our suggestion-survey. You can register by clicking here.
Planning for ThinkingFunny23
Well, it’s time to ramp up for the next ThinkingFunny humor conference. This will be our third, and frankly I’m looking to change things up a bit. We’ve worked to keep this high-quality and still affordable. But It also has been a […]
Setting Up Humor-Writing Peer & Support Groups
Writing coach Cathy Yardley says that while writers typically write alone, no one succeeds that way. That’s why we’re working to foster a supportive, humor-writing community with our conference, masterclasses, and follow-up social events. Even if you’re not able to attend any […]
Humor has a place in your writing, even if you write non-fiction, says author and coach Anne Janzer. Sign up for her solo-session in CrowdCast for actionable tips and techniques. ThinkingFunny23 has a great lineup, but we didn’t have space, this go-round, […]