Blogs about: Tod Goldberg

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So I was on a podcast with some famous people.2 comments

monsterika wrote 8 months ago: I’m not sure why it never occurred to me to post this here, but uh…better late than neve … more →

Tags: ramblings, Literary Disco, Podcasts, rebecca stead, When You Reach Me, YA-Lit, rider strong, Julia Pistell

Revisions, rewriting and doubting my own work5 comments

HR Hughes wrote 9 months ago: I’ve hit that point in the process of writing my first YA book where I’ve fallen out of … more →

Tags: Fantasy, living dead, writing, Teens, Madness, monster, Creative, Characters, Conversations

Your Voice Your Dream4 comments

HR Hughes wrote 1 year ago: I’ve been watching The Voice. I know, I can’t believe it either. Weeks ago I was flickin … more →

Tags: writing, Writing prompt, Writing Tip, writing exercise, writers on fire, Samantha Dunn, Rachel Resnick, Rob Roberge, Tony Lucca

Tod Goldberg

castellucci wrote 1 year ago: author – Tod Goldberg card given – a tricky moment by Ross Campbell text: It was strange … more →

Tags: returned, Authors, Ross Campbell

A Writer's Life14 comments

HR Hughes wrote 1 year ago: Where do I start? I picked up the November issue of More Magazine this morning. I am researching wha … more →

Tags: facebook, Justine Musk, Kimberley Griffiths Little, Lisa Manterfield, more magazine, publish, Rachel Resnick, Rob Roberge, Samantha Dunn

off the baby making wheel2 comments

HR Hughes wrote 2 years ago: Here are the good things about stepping off the baby making wheel. (It was a baby making train but s … more →

Tags: L.A. Times Festival of Books, LATFOB, LAFOB, anxiety, A life moving forward, Motherhood, Miscarriage #2, fertility, infertility

PBR and Rejection Slips ~ Gina Frangello on "Why The Short Story?" A Conversation Among Writers2 comments

Patricia Ann McNair wrote 2 years ago: Gina Frangello answers fellow conversationalist Vanessa Gebbie’s question about whether or not … more →

Tags: Blog Posts, Conversations, Things and Stuff, Why The Short Story? A Conversation Among Writers, Gina Frangello, OV Books, short story vs. novel

Writing Wednesday: Making the Most Out of My Writing MFA, Spring 2011 Semester1 comment

Stephanie Nikolopoulos wrote 2 years ago: Winter break’s coming to a close, and I’m getting ready to enter my second semester of the MFA progr … more →

Tags: writing, MFAism, Proposal, Burn Notice, Goals, Mentor, Lori A. May, Gabriel Packard, Writing Wednesday

Burn Notice: The End Game by Tod Goldberg1 comment

eceldridge wrote 2 years ago: Genre: Spy fiction Published: 2009, 278 pgs Review: 3.5/5 USA Network’s greatest TV ex-spy ret … more →

Tags: Literature, Tv Music and Movies, Burn Notice, spy fiction, The End Game, monday reviews

linking around

Diane Sherlock wrote 2 years ago: There’s a great series going on at Steven Pressfield’s blog about the inside workings of … more →

Tags: Writing Tips, dialog tags, MFA programs

Literary LA September '10

litscribbler wrote 2 years ago: At Skylight Books in Los Feliz:  Thurs 9/2 7:30, Mona Simpson and My Hollywood; Sun 9/12 5pm, readin … more →

Tags: lit-life, janet fitch, James Ellroy, nick zinner, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Mona Simpson

Review: Tod Goldberg - Burn Notice: The Giveaway

jensaltmann wrote 2 years ago: Originally published in 2010. Based on the TV show. His name is Michael Westen. He used to be a spy. … more →

Tags: Review, TV, Books, Novel, Novels, novelizations, Tie-In, Action, adventure

Shameless Self-Promotion, Pt. 21 comment

chrisfarnsworth wrote 3 years ago: Lots of big things happening with BLOOD OATH. It’s beginning to sink in that in less than a mo … more →

Tags: My Brilliant Career, Writers & Hacks, shameless self-promotion, Vampires Are The New Black, Blood Oath, Christopher Farnsworth, L.A. Times Festival of Books, president's vampire, Seth Grahame-Smith

Burn Notice: The Fix by Tod Goldberg4 comments

eceldridge wrote 3 years ago: Genre: Spy fiction Published: 2008, 274 pgs Review: 4/5 USA Network’s greatest TV ex-spy steps … more →

Tags: Literature, Tv Music and Movies, Burn Notice, The Fix, spy fiction, January Theme, Book Review

Literary LA November '092 comments

litscribbler wrote 3 years ago: A couple of real good readings at UCLA’s Hammer Museum: Wed 11/18 7pm, Tin House regular Yiyun … more →

Tags: lit-life, Mary Otis, Dylan Landis, Jonathan Safran Foer, Robert Hilburn, Barbara Kingsolver, Kenneth Turan, Orhan Pamuk, Rita Dove

Five Chapters

litscribbler wrote 3 years ago: One of my favorite new online journals, Five Chapters, each week serializes a new short story over f … more →

Tags: Read, Dan Wickett, Five Chapters, dave daley, Lori Ostlund

Literary LA August '09

litscribbler wrote 3 years ago: Stories Bookstore/Cafe in Echo Park kicks off the month in fine fashion, Sat 8/01 8pm, hosting Richa … more →

Tags: lit-life, New Short Fiction Series, WordTheatre, Deborah Geffner, Skylight Books, John Patrick Shanley, alicia gifford, Richard Lange, Hobart

News from New Short Fiction Alums

litscribbler wrote 4 years ago: The New Short Fiction Series monthly showcases the fiction of West Coast writers, performed by local … more →

Tags: lit-life, Read, New Short Fiction Series, aimee bender, Skylight Books, Laila Lalami, Best Online Stories, alicia gifford, SmokeLong Quarterly

University of California, Riverside Palm Desert Graduate Center-MFA in Creative Writing and Writing for the Performing Arts

Randy Ford wrote 4 years ago:       THE TRADITIONAL MFA PROGRAM       UCR Palm Desert’s Master of Fine Arts (MFA) program in Creat … more →

Tags: Workshops & Conferences, Books to read, Writing Classes, University of California - Riverside, Palm Desert's Master of Fine Arts, Creative Writing, Writing for the Performing Arts


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