• Margo L. Dill commented on Julie Luek's article [MAKING THE LEAP] Make Peace With The Platform
    March 2014
    Julie and Alexandra: I think Twitter had to start doing that to squash those companies that were trying to "sell" followers to other people and of course, spammers. Social media is always trying to stay one step ahead of both groups of...
  • Margo L. Dill commented on Julie Luek's article [Making the Leap] What's Your Writing Personality?
    November 2013
    I think my personality as a writer is different than my personality in any other part of my life! But I think I am an ISTJ. I do like writers' groups and networking, but when I am actually writing, I need quiet. I like the room that I'm in to be...
  • Margo L. Dill commented on Julie Luek's article [Making The Leap] The Tao of Softball and Writing
    October 2013
    I am currently sending my work out there, and I need to shake it off. I start to doubt my work after the first rejection even after having several publications and contracts under my belt. I have to constantly self-talk. :) Thanks for the reminders,...
  • Margo L. Dill commented on Julie Luek's article [Making The Leap] No Such Thing As Writer's Block (Maybe You Just Need To Moodle)
    September 2013
    Julie: I agree with you, but what I think writer's block often is...for novelists anyway...you have written yourself into a corner and you can't get yourself out. I do think when this happens instead of scrapping the project, one thing you can do is...
  • Margo L. Dill commented on Julie Luek's article [Making the Leap] Five Reasons Every Writer Should Journal
    August 2013
    Oh no, I don't keep a journal at all. . .the thought of keeping a journal always overwhelms me because I feel like it would be one more thing I had to keep up with. I know that is the completely WRONG attitude. HELP! I do scrapbook though and I do...
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