Ten Things about Ten Things
1. The Top Ten Blog.
2. The Top Ten Dot Cons.
3. The Ten Most Translated Authors.
4. The FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives.
5. Pat Holt's Ten Mistakes Writers Don't See (But Can Easily Fix When They Do.)
6. David Letterman's searchable Top Ten Archive.
7. Peter Schjeldahl’s Ten Commandments for Artists: "Work, work, work, work, work, work, work, work, work, don't whine." (Found over in the archives at ArtsJournal.com)
8. British rock band Ten's official web site.
9. Be on the lookout for gators, ghosts and construction workers in the Top Ten Cam Sites
10. My personal favorite from the StarLines archived top ten lists, The Top Ten Signs You've Attended Too Many Writing Workshops.
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Hi PBW,
ReplyDeleteI just finished reading THE DEEPEST EDGE and I wanted to say Thank You for such a great story! I enjoyed it alot, and plan to find more Jessica Hall books!
Cheers.
From your Top Ten list on the old blog:
ReplyDeleteWhy don't you come down to Florida for a week? I'll beat the hell out of you for free.
Dear god, I think I love you.
No, not like that. Please put the duct tape away.
I thought JKRowling would've been in the most translated books category.
ReplyDeleteLooking at the Top Ten Most Wanted Fugitives, I guessed correctly that Richard Goldberg was a paedophile. I daresay I would cross the road if I saw somebody as ugly as him coming towards me. *shudder*
ReplyDeletethank you, thank you!! Your Signs of Workshop overload, Holt's ten mistakes--you're better than any old conference. Cheaper, anyway.
ReplyDeletePS so which three writers use second person pov effectively?
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