Weekly Writer’s Round-Up: Week of June 3rd, 2012

Posted on June 10, 2012 by Chris Devlin

E-Book cover awards from Joel Friedlander of The Book Designer.

Why you should have a blogging plan, by Dino Dogan of Triberr.

Blogging by Roni Loren.

Excellent take by Tom Scocca on how Microsoft Word documents are dying a slow, metadata death. On Slate, via The Passive Voice blog.

The Five Stages of “Getting” Twitter, by Shea Bennett, via twitter. (I can’t say this didn’t happen to me.)

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2 Responses to Weekly Writer’s Round-Up: Week of June 3rd, 2012

Daven Anderson says:

June 12, 2012 at 7:11 pm

All right, the Weekly Round-Up is back! We missed you.

Hilarious reply comment to the Five Stages of Twitter:
nrgins: So you’re basically saying that Twitter is like a terminal illness.
(I’ll be ROTFL’ing all week from that one alone!)

Twitter is today’s version of chat/instant messaging, with all the same positive and negative qualities…

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- Chris Devlin says:
  
  June 13, 2012 at 2:13 am
  
  Sorry I was away so long. I missed the Weekly Round Up too.
  
  That comment IS hilarious. I didn’t see it, thanks for sharing.
  
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