Three More Links About Writing and Money

In addition to the Jim C. Hines link about writing and income I posted earlier:

* Catherine Shaffer is talking about non-fiction freelancing (NB: Up until last year, this sort of freelancing was the largest single chunk of my income);

* Agent Jennifer Jackson breaks down what new writers can expect out of their first book advances;

* Jay Lake ruminates on what having a day job gets him.

Have fun reading.

Comments

  1. Jim C. Hines says:

    When John Scalzi decrees that we shall talk money, the blogosphere listens.

  2. John Scalzi says:

    What happens when I decree that we dance???

  3. tceisele says:

    Nothing, unless you also decree that people post *pictures and videos* of the dances. In which case there will be much posting of images, followed by much embarassment.

  4. michelle says:

    Just remember what happened when you told people to buy flowers for no reason.

  5. Jim C. Hines says:

    Then the blogosphere shall dance. We shall dance … with bacon!

  6. Patrick says:

    Seriously, would we all be here if we could dance?

  7. Kerry says:

    Patrick @ 6 This is the best place to dance – nobody can see us.

  8. Patrick says:

    Kerry – when I dance, you’ll want to see it. Timberlake be damned if I ever dance. Hordes of women flock to me. In my case, I don’t dance for personal safety reasons.

  9. Lee S says:

    “What happens when I decree that we dance???”

    I drive the poor girl I’m dancin with straight into the punchbowl. After, of course, the obligatory toe-stepping.

  10. We shall all dance while wearing fezzes.

  11. J Ghoti, who is being even more of a gaming geek than normal says:

    What happens when I decree that we dance???

    In that case, it will be *dancing!*

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