Did I take a wrong turn at the cathedral?

[M.G. Tarquini]

Here I am, a writer of humorous commercial fiction and early member of a community of crime fiction writers. Now what?



Okay, okay, so my protag killed off the bad shakedown dude with a statue of the Blessed Mother. Doesn't mean I write crime fiction. It means I write...humorous commercial fiction where people sometimes get killed.



Should this be my writing blog? Y'all don't do enough whining and moaning and groaning and bellyaching over your own word processors, you gotta listen to me do it, too?

[Mary L. Wheeling]

The more deader, the merrier. Write on, chica.

[Carolyn Rogers]

You have dead people, that works for me. I'm sure the bellyaching and moaning will start soon enough. I'd be happy to start it off, in fact!

C

[M.G. Tarquini]

Taxes. Ah, man! You HAD to remind me.
*watches blood pressure rise*

Ah, man!

[Christa M. Miller]

I thought you were bogged down with your taxes.

I want to see more from you, too. So blog away. We can moan and groan and bellyache together.

[Daniel Hatadi]

You kill people? That makes you completely welcome.

Should this be your writing blog? If making your thoughts on writing public generates discussion that gets all of us thinking about writing and, more importantly, just plain writing, that can only be a good thing.