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May 26th, 2010 Earlier this month, as quite a few of my most recent readers know, I was diligently participating in the 2010 Blogathon. It has been an interesting experiment for me. I tend to resist writing for frequency. I think writing with intention is so much more meaningful. Part of me also strongly resists writing about Read the rest of Where I’ve been May 18th, 2010
Michelle Rafter, Blogathon Organizer and Owner of WordCount One of the more interesting features of the 2010 Blogathon is today’s guest post exchange day. Blogathon participants have wandered about the Internet to post on each other’s blogs. Visiting Lascher at Large today is
Read the rest of Guest Post – All for one and one for all: why writer communities May 17th, 2010 Some statistics about my participation in the 2010 Blogathon as of May 17, 2010: Posts that have traveled through time: 4 Story pitches made to outside publications instead of turned into posts: 3 Percentage of posts made after 11 p.m.: 90 Instances of nakedness while composing/posting items: 3 Drafts written in bath tubs: Read the rest of Accounting May 15th, 2010 May 15, 2009.
May 12th, 2010 I’m going to someplace not Portland this weekend. If you feel like following me, you might head east of Idaho, south of the Hudson Bay, north of Mali and west of Bhutan. However, if I were staying town, there are a number of things I might do: Check out what Read the rest of Do what I would do. May 7th, 2010 Like Jen Willis, today I attended an investigative business journalism seminar organized by the Reynolds Center. Unlike Jen, though, I don’t feel as pessimistic about the potential for freelance journalists to do investigative work. Nor do I feel staff writers should lament, at least not for the long term. What I took Read the rest of The Free(lance)dom to Investigate May 5th, 2010 I’ve been skirting a number of un-publicly-expressed goals of mine during the 2010 Blogathon, or so I’d like to say. I knew when I agreed to participate in the Blogathon that I’d run headlong into a passion of mine or two. Except when meeting a reporting deadline, I don’t believe in writing Read the rest of Hesitations May 3rd, 2010
Last Spring, I wrote a commentary about my personal experiences with transit in Los Angeles. An assignment for a class, it was something of a companion to the reporting I’d done for my master’s project, the work that
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