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Jan5

Welcome to a New, Mini Renegade

Traver Maxwell was born on January 2 to a birthmom in Arizona. Eric and I are in the process of adopting him, and will finally get to meet the little guy on Wednesday. After our lawyers do their stuff (one to two weeks), we’ll be taking Traver home.

I have a couple more Renegade posts going up in the next week or so. I’ll try to keep up with posting, but please forgive me if I slack off during my maternity leave! [lf]

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Jan5

10 Common Mistakes Book Authors Make

This post is by Andrea Campbell, the author of 12 traditionally published nonfiction books on a variety of topics including forensic science, criminal law, and entertaining using interactive games. Make sure you’re not committing any of her 10 writer mistakes!
Andrea teaches our course Publish That Book: How to write a nonfiction book proposal that sells. [...]

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Jan1

Operation Office Overhaul: Diana’s story

The moment happened three weeks ago. My husband told me our auto insurance company needed the title to a car that had been totaled. My stomach sank. I knew the title was in our safe deposit box over at the bank. When my son was a toddler he’d wreaked havoc in my office, picking labels [...]

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Jan1

Operation Office Overhaul: Alison Gets Going

Welcome to the “before” pictures of my office (click on pictures for a better view). It’s a bit of a mess, as you can see (and really, you can’t see the messiest parts of it in this picture) and so, in preparation for 2009, I’m sitting at the desk, getting ready to give it a [...]

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Dec31

Which Productivity Book is Best for Freelancers?

If you’re a productivity geek like me, you’ll love this article by Chris Hardwick on Wired.com. Hardwick test-drives three productivity books for two weeks each: Getting Things Done, Never Check E-mail in the Morning, and The 4-Hour Workweek. He concludes that The 4-Hour Workweek works best for freelancers. The article is interesting, useful — and [...]

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