It's negative degrees again outside, after a week where I also went for a run in hail, calmed the rent-a-dog after lightning, and left the house in a t-shirt, complaining about the humidity (what global warming?). So, I find myself thinking longingly of spring...and pretty flowers...and warm breezes...and...sunshine...sigh.....
All right! Let's get to this week's posts!
Loved this post via Rachelle Gardner asking if the writing life is worth all the stress and rejection
Literary Rambles has an interview and giveaway with Marie Lu about her new book, Prodigy
Sads. From Nathan Bransford: Barnes & Noble plans to close a third of its stores
Jennifer, a librarian, takes a look at the Cybils winners list and discusses what books she will and will not buy (and why)
It's tax season, and Querytracker put together some tips to help writers with their taxes
Obvious all over this: from Janet Reid, clean desk or messy desk?
From Publishers Weekly, an interview with the winners of the Newberry, Caldecott, and Printz about what it was like to hear "the call"
This is so wonderful: why you should stop dreaming and start planning
Have a great weekend!
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