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Neil Gaiman “The Graveyard Book” and living

by Nettie Hartsock on June 30, 2009

“You’re alive, Bod. That means you have infinite potential. You can do anything, make anything, dream anything. If you change the world, the world will change. Potential. Once you’re dead, it’s gone. Over. You’ve made what you’ve made, dreamed your dream, written your name. You may be buried here, you may even walk. But that potential is finished.”

If you only read “The Graveyard Book” by Neil Gaiman, for that one quote, it will have been worth it. The book is glorious.

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Twitter Elves Busy…Add More Tools To Twitter-User Stockings!

by Nettie Hartsock on June 30, 2009

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Great post on Mashable.com today about the Twitter tech elves and what they’ve added in terms of functionality to the platform.

“For example, on the page listing your followers, Twitter now shows a check mark of the people you follow back. There’s also a pull-down menu that includes options for direct messaging them, sending them an @ mention, or following them (if you’re not already doing so).”

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Twitter Funding, VCs and Tweet-perspective

June 30, 2009

Twitter…if they fund it, will it succeed?

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Cult of Done Manifesto

June 30, 2009

Image by grasshopperlibrarian via FlickrI found this via my pal Steve Kayser who posted a link to it - @stevekayser on Twitter- very cool ideas.

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Claim your Own Page at Alltop.com

June 30, 2009

Image via CrunchBaseI’m giant fan of all that Alltop.com does and one of the coolest things they have going is a way for you to claim your own Alltop.com page. Go and do it. (Or don’t, but remember I told you to - which means you probably should really do it.)
Here’s the link to do [...]

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Alice Hoffman, Twitter, Yikes

June 29, 2009

Alice Hoffman, Twitter and why Richard Ford once shot one of her books…

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Paulo Coehlo and Neil Gaiman

June 29, 2009

At the LitAgents conference in Austin, I referenced Paulo Coehlo and his superb use of Twitter and his blog for communicating to his readers. Here’s a link to his blog and how he writes from the heart.
I also referenced Neil Gaiman whom I’m a giant fan of and wanted to put a link to [...]

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Top 10 Things I Overhead Myself Say at the Agents’ Conference (to real agents)…

June 28, 2009

Top 10 Things I overheard myself say at the Agents’ Conference (to agents)…

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Literary Agent Conference, Social Media and positive mojo

June 28, 2009

Image by Official Star Wars Blog via FlickrLoved every moment of the Literary Agents Conference and presenting on Social Media - Web 2.0 session. Also feel very humbled by Jeff Salamon’s story and was crazy about meeting Michael Murphy and hearing his brilliant keynote speech. A true industry veteran with a great wit and intellect!
Will [...]

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Social Media and Fab Tools

June 26, 2009

Image by HubSpot via FlickrI hope this list of tools to tap into for empowering your social media jive will encourage all of you to take a trip on the social media plane and see how far you can fly!
Social Media Must-Haves:
1. HARO.com - Peter Shankman’s site - free to subscribe to and well worth [...]

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Roy Blount Jr., Settling with Google and Orphan books

June 25, 2009

Google and orphan books…

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Is Google a Digital Vampire?

June 25, 2009

Is Google a Digital Vampire?

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