Carnival of Creativity March 25, 2012
Send to KindleWelcome to the Carnival of Creativity for March 25, 2012. All links will open in a new tab or window, so feel free to click through and leave some love in the comments. Once you close that window, you’ll be right back here for more linky goodness.
Sharing Our Work
Siobhan Sullivan presents We Will Not Go Quietly into the Night at Wonderland, saying “This is my favorite moment from the movie, Independence Day.”
Eula McLeod presents Oh Pooh! at View from the Winepress, saying “My dog never listens to me!”
Emi Bauer presents The Exact Wrong Thing to Say at Confessions of an Incompetent Blogger, saying “Perhaps loyalty is overrated.”
Wilma Rich presents Play Ball! at Writing for Riches, saying “Writing and baseball are the perfect match.”
Liz Shaw presents You Can’t Make This Stuff Up at Liz Andra Shaw, saying “The office supply wars take a humorous turn.”
Writing Quote of the Week
“Story is to human beings what the pearl is to the oyster.” – Joseph Gold
Writing Tips and Prompts
Charlie Jane Anders presents How Not to be a Clever Writer at io9, saying “Focus more on telling a great story instead of being clever.”
Many famous writers, including Elmore Leonard, Neil Gaiman, and Margaret Atwood share with The Guardian their Ten Rules for Writing Fiction.
Podcasts
This week Writing Excuses brings us Writing the Omniscent Viewpoint.
Visual Arts
Stan presents The Nature of Man posted at Apocalyptic Photo.
Sarah presents Illustrated Missed Connections posted at Natsumi.
The Business of Creativity
Derek Pankaew presents Can’t Find Time to Blog? Here’s What to Do at Concentrix, saying “Here’s four ideas that will help you make sure that you will always have great content on your blog.”
Spam of the Week
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That’s all for this week. Be sure to submit your article for next week’s Carnival of Creativity by Friday at midnight!
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