Fiction author Robin Brande talks about writing, reading, and other vital matters
Writing, reading, and other vital matters
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My favorite part was the phrase,”…so that you hardly have to think about what you’re posting.” I’m reminded of a line-drawing greeting card I saw of one dog saying to another, “I used to blog, but now I’ve gone back to mindless, unceasing barking.”
–Farida
Wait, this isn’t real…right? XD *blondemoment*
It’s not real, Dylan, and thanks for the laugh with “blondemoment”!
Farida, I love that cartoon! Great comparison.