5+1 Interesting Links for 02-27-2015

Interview

Heidi Kneale asked some tough but fascinating questions about society both now and in the Regency Era in her interview of me on Romance Spinners.

Oxford Comma (Grammar)

A fun look at the controversy surrounding the Oxford comma. Note: the video autostarts with sound, so be prepared when you click.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ptM7FzyjtRk

Giant Rodent (Paleontology)

Okay, I’ll admit I’m including this half because of the irony of a mouse acting like an elephant when I grew up with the stereotype of elephants afraid of mice, but it’s interesting all the same.
http://www.livescience.com/49723-biggest-rodent-teeth-were-tusks.html

Tulpamancy (Psychology)

I find this article fascinating in part because it’s a subculture description of how I interact with my muse and characters. Fair warning, there are parts that are inappropriate for work and innocent eyes. Those are not the parts I find familiar simply because my characters are more interested in each other. (Via Cowgirl in New England)
http://www.vice.com/en_uk/read/tulpamancy-internet-subculture-892

Copyright (Publishing)

Some tips and warnings about establishing not just your copyright but the right to act on infringement for creative works.
https://www.theartistsjd.com/copyright-management-information/

Dialogue (Writing)

David Farland offers some good tips on adding dialogue tags: when, where, and why.
http://www.davidfarland.com/writing_tips/?a=467

Threats Sharable Image

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2 Responses to 5+1 Interesting Links for 02-27-2015

  1. Elizabeth McGaffey says:

    That was a great interview. Heidi Kneale asked excellent, open-ended questions and gave you plenty of room for replies. And, of course, your replies were clear and interesting, but I would expect that.

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