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I'm Bill Wren, a writer-editor, social media enthusiast in Fredericton, New Brunswick. And that would be my dog, Molly Bloom, as a logo in the header.
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Tag Archives: audience
The story so far
Allow me to explain what I’ve been doing here recently … A little while back I wrote the post Publish or perish: the lessons of Scheherazade in which I had a list of lessons I took from the framing story … Continue reading
What happens next?
There are few things as frightening for the creator of something than, “What happens next?” This is because the next thing had better be good – at least as good as what preceded it. That’s what the audience expects. That’s … Continue reading
Publish and you may perish anyway
I heard a loud voice, it said a few words. It said, “You gotta take a chance and you gotta pay, boy. You cannot win if you do not play.” – Steve Forbert – Just because you get something out … Continue reading
Perfect gets you killed: know when to let go
In my post Publish or perish: the lessons of Scheherazade I listed six lessons, the last of which was, “Perfect gets you killed.” I don’t think I explained what I meant very well so let me try now. Most creative … Continue reading