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Thursday, April 20, 2006

Something to Say

I'll make this quick.

Donald Maass is a genius.

Love his book Writing the Breakout Novel. And I'm getting into the workbook right now. So much information to make your writing richer, deeper - and just better! I'm loving it ALL!

Ok, I had to say that.

Posted By Karen Erickson @ 12:34 PM 1 comments