>Huh? There’s this guy – a Kiwi in Scotland by the name of Craig Cliff – who plans to write One Million words in 2008. Now, fortunately for him, it is a leap year, so that brings the necessary average daily output down to, cough, a mere 2733 words. I could maybe keep that up for a week; I came close to doing it for three weeks at VCCA last month. But 52 weeks? Good luck with that, Craig! Follow the man’s progress at The Year of a Million Words.
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I am the author of three novels--THE LAST BIRD OF PARADISE, OLIVER'S TRAVELS, and THE SHAMAN OF TURTLE VALLEY--and three story collections--IN AN UNCHARTED COUNTRY, HOUSE OF THE ANCIENTS AND OTHER STORIES, and WHAT THE ZHANG BOYS KNOW, winner of the Library of Virginia Literary Award for Fiction. I am also the co-founder and former editor of Prime Number Magazine and the editor of the award-winning anthology series EVERYWHERE STORIES: SHORT FICTION FROM A SMALL PLANET.Related Posts
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