I'm Dense When It Comes

When I Have An Idea, It Goes From Vague, Cloudy Notion To 100,000 Words In A Heartbeat.

I Think My Prose Reads As If English Were My Second Language. By The Time I Get To The End Of A Paragraph, I'm Dodging Bullets And Gasping For Breath.

If You Write, One Of The Questions You're Always Trying To Answer Is, Where Do You Get Your Ideas? And, If You Write, You Know How Pointless A Question This Is And How Difficult It Is To Answer.

The Money Can Be Decent, But I Really Don't Recommend The Work-for-hire Route As An Entry Into Publishing. Too Many Things Can Go Wrong.

Editors Of Open Anthologies Actively Seek Submissions From All Comers, Established And Unknown. They Are Willing To Read Whatever The Tide Washes Up At Their Feet.