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Comet Lovejoy

Brad Wendel / December 30, 2014

This picture reminds me on my 41st birthday just how wondrous and beautiful the universe is.  This picture of Comet Lovejoy, with its ever-changing tail nestled into a sea of stars, is simply glorious.  I’m happy to be alive today to see beauty like this, and proud to write stories…

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On Writing, Pictures

Explaining Facial Hair in Fiction

Brad Wendel / December 17, 2014

Such a great image I had to share.  For the record, I am proudly a Sea Captain.

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On Writing, Pictures

How I Feel Sometimes Working on a Project

Brad Wendel / December 9, 2014

There have been countless projects I’ve worked on over the years where I’ve followed this exact track. Is it the best way to write? Hell, no, but I think anyone who has gone through any major project like this can relate.

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Calvin and Hobbes will make you smile.

Brad Wendel / December 3, 2014

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Famous Quotes on Writing

  • The mystical life is the center of all that I do and all that I think and all that I write. William Butler Yeats
  • A line of dialogue is not clear enough if you need to explain how it was said. Elmore Leonard
  • A page a day, a book a year. Richard Rhodes
  • The novelist works neither to connect nor to condone, not at all to comfort, but to make what’s told alive. Eudora Welty
  • If you want a happy ending, that depends, of course, on where you stop your story. Orson Welles

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