Comments on: Questions for the Floor http://www.quietrebelwriter.com/2008/04/10/questions-for-the-floor/ Writing and Creative Success Through Righteous, Rockin' Rebellion Wed, 20 Aug 2008 16:11:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1 By: John Hewitt http://www.quietrebelwriter.com/2008/04/10/questions-for-the-floor/#comment-228 John Hewitt Thu, 10 Apr 2008 22:39:15 +0000 http://www.quietrebelwriter.com/2008/04/10/questions-for-the-floor/#comment-228 I tend to read feeds in the morning, although I often check back during the day if I get bored. I tend to read feeds in the morning, although I often check back during the day if I get bored.

]]> By: Alberto Lung http://www.quietrebelwriter.com/2008/04/10/questions-for-the-floor/#comment-229 Alberto Lung Thu, 10 Apr 2008 23:10:19 +0000 http://www.quietrebelwriter.com/2008/04/10/questions-for-the-floor/#comment-229 I prefere them at the end and at the begining, i do two news scannings... every morning before heading to college and at nigth before going to sleep... A good suggestion would be MAKE TWO POSTS! hahaha, at least i would love that... BTW, i would really apreciate if you can write even more about the processes you used in your books, and really practical examples on how youdid it... thanks! love th blog... I prefere them at the end and at the begining, i do two news scannings… every morning before heading to college and at nigth before going to sleep…

A good suggestion would be MAKE TWO POSTS! hahaha, at least i would love that…

BTW, i would really apreciate if you can write even more about the processes you used in your books, and really practical examples on how youdid it… thanks! love th blog…

]]> By: DebMc http://www.quietrebelwriter.com/2008/04/10/questions-for-the-floor/#comment-230 DebMc Thu, 10 Apr 2008 23:28:01 +0000 http://www.quietrebelwriter.com/2008/04/10/questions-for-the-floor/#comment-230 I do both. On a good day, I hit a few favorites in the mornings. Fresh ideas and inspiration for contemplation throughout the day. I enjoy a wind-down time in the evenings as well. Lately, our lives are dominanted by our son's afternoon and evening baseball games. Evenings have been spent cheering instead of reading and writing. I do both. On a good day, I hit a few favorites in the mornings. Fresh ideas and inspiration for contemplation throughout the day. I enjoy a wind-down time in the evenings as well. Lately, our lives are dominanted by our son’s afternoon and evening baseball games. Evenings have been spent cheering instead of reading and writing.

]]> By: Justin http://www.quietrebelwriter.com/2008/04/10/questions-for-the-floor/#comment-232 Justin Fri, 11 Apr 2008 00:00:38 +0000 http://www.quietrebelwriter.com/2008/04/10/questions-for-the-floor/#comment-232 I actually spend most of my day job skimming the reader. By the time I'm done for the day I'm ready to do something creative, not scroll and scroll, you know? I actually spend most of my day job skimming the reader. By the time I’m done for the day I’m ready to do something creative, not scroll and scroll, you know?

]]> By: Charlie Gilkey | Productive Flourishing http://www.quietrebelwriter.com/2008/04/10/questions-for-the-floor/#comment-234 Charlie Gilkey | Productive Flourishing Fri, 11 Apr 2008 01:07:46 +0000 http://www.quietrebelwriter.com/2008/04/10/questions-for-the-floor/#comment-234 I try to write first thing in the morning since I've learned I can spend all day reading. I'll normally check feeds around lunch and then in the evening before I log off. I've found that getting a post out by 4pm is good because that gets it out in time for 80% of the audience to grab for the evening. I try to write first thing in the morning since I’ve learned I can spend all day reading. I’ll normally check feeds around lunch and then in the evening before I log off.

I’ve found that getting a post out by 4pm is good because that gets it out in time for 80% of the audience to grab for the evening.

]]> By: Amy http://www.quietrebelwriter.com/2008/04/10/questions-for-the-floor/#comment-263 Amy Fri, 11 Apr 2008 04:02:20 +0000 http://www.quietrebelwriter.com/2008/04/10/questions-for-the-floor/#comment-263 Wow, look at all the response! You guys are great. @John - you obviously have more restraint than I do. If I start off the day looking at my feeds, I am way to tempted to leave them out all day. And then I'm tempted to use them as an excuse not to work. Stupid procrastinating self :) @Alberto - way to bookend the day. And man, I wish I could write a bunch of posts each day. Thanks for the suggestions - I'll definitely think about them and think about ways to get more specific (and rebellious) about writing of books. @DebMC - sounds like a nice routine. And holy flashback. I spent a large portion of my youth and adolescence schlepping to baseball game after game for my twin brothers, the little jocks they were. Cheering takes a lot of you. I used copious amounts of ballpark laffy taffy to get through. @Justin - you mean - there's more to life than the interwebs?? Blasphemy!! @Charlie - good points. I'm definitely thinking I need to rework my writing schedule a bit. Skellie over at SkellieWag recommends writing your weeks or months posts all at once, but I just can't do that. What I can do is write a post a day ahead, and post it in the morn. Thanks for weighing in! Wow, look at all the response! You guys are great.

@John - you obviously have more restraint than I do. If I start off the day looking at my feeds, I am way to tempted to leave them out all day. And then I’m tempted to use them as an excuse not to work. Stupid procrastinating self :)

@Alberto - way to bookend the day. And man, I wish I could write a bunch of posts each day. Thanks for the suggestions - I’ll definitely think about them and think about ways to get more specific (and rebellious) about writing of books.

@DebMC - sounds like a nice routine. And holy flashback. I spent a large portion of my youth and adolescence schlepping to baseball game after game for my twin brothers, the little jocks they were. Cheering takes a lot of you. I used copious amounts of ballpark laffy taffy to get through.

@Justin - you mean - there’s more to life than the interwebs?? Blasphemy!!

@Charlie - good points. I’m definitely thinking I need to rework my writing schedule a bit. Skellie over at SkellieWag recommends writing your weeks or months posts all at once, but I just can’t do that. What I can do is write a post a day ahead, and post it in the morn. Thanks for weighing in!

]]> By: Charlie Gilkey | Productive Flourishing http://www.quietrebelwriter.com/2008/04/10/questions-for-the-floor/#comment-439 Charlie Gilkey | Productive Flourishing Fri, 11 Apr 2008 20:33:18 +0000 http://www.quietrebelwriter.com/2008/04/10/questions-for-the-floor/#comment-439 I agree with Skellie - my best posts are generally preposted. But here lately I can't get enough time to do it reasonably well, so I end up with the 3:30 rush. Few things are as nice (at least when it comes to blogging) than waking up with your quality post already on the blogosphere. I agree with Skellie - my best posts are generally preposted. But here lately I can’t get enough time to do it reasonably well, so I end up with the 3:30 rush. Few things are as nice (at least when it comes to blogging) than waking up with your quality post already on the blogosphere.

]]> By: Sandie Law http://www.quietrebelwriter.com/2008/04/10/questions-for-the-floor/#comment-1623 Sandie Law Mon, 21 Apr 2008 19:23:53 +0000 http://www.quietrebelwriter.com/2008/04/10/questions-for-the-floor/#comment-1623 I read some during the day, but mostly in the evenings. I use Google Reader and I'll star posts that look interesting for later reading. I *should* read them only after the work is done...but I need mental health breaks. :) I read some during the day, but mostly in the evenings. I use Google Reader and I’ll star posts that look interesting for later reading.

I *should* read them only after the work is done…but I need mental health breaks. :)

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