Blog Transition Complete
A quick note that the blog migration to WordPress is finished, with a request for feedback on the new design.
A quick note that the blog migration to WordPress is finished, with a request for feedback on the new design.
A heads-up that the blog is moving to WordPress, why the old platform was holding things back, and a possible one-time RSS repeat of old posts.
A hot tub meditation on how ideas form, merge, and pop like bubbles, and why you should write down the good ones before they vanish.
The launch announcement for Hiveword: how it tracks characters, settings, and scenes, and how RTF export keeps you free from lock-in.
Why writers are flocking to Google+ alongside techies, and the advantages its circles and Hangouts offer for promotion, crit groups, and readings.
What to expect from the monthly WKB newsletter: a featured blogger interview, a random blogger profile, and the most popular links of the month.
Links to a guest post on how a Reese's moment spawned the Writer's Knowledge Base, plus the original announcement posts and search screen mockup.
An explanation for bloggers seeing hiveword.com in their stats: the Writer's Knowledge Base lives on that domain and is sending readers your way.
Introducing the Writer's Knowledge Base, a search engine built from Elizabeth Craig's curated links that returns only articles relevant to writers.
A survey of passwords, hardware, software, and identity protection, ending with a checklist of practical steps writers can take to stay safe online.