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Sans Serif

A blog about literature, writing, life, & design by New York Times bestselling author Michelle Richmond

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How to End a Story

Stories are like relationships: the beginning is always so much fun, and the ending is fraught with turmoil. When I sit down to start a story, the first sentence just sort of comes to me. The second sentence too. If I’m …

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written by Michelle on February 28, 2013 in Blogging Tips & Resources and Creativity and fiction writing and On Writing and Personal and publishing and short story writing with no comments

San Francisco Journal of Books seeks reviewers

The new online publication, San Francisco Journal of Books, publishes thought-provoking reviews of new fiction and nonfiction from across the publishing spectrum. We believe that the divide between literary and genre fiction is often arbitrary, that good writing spans subject and …

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written by Michelle on February 12, 2013 in Books and Ephemera and publishing and San Francisco Journal of books with no comments

Kobo Touch brings ebooks to independent bookstores

Thinking about getting a Kindle? You might want to reconsider. Selected by WIRED Magazine as the best e-reader of 2012, Kobo Touch, priced at just $99, has something that Kindle doesn’t: it allows readers to buy ebooks from their favorite …

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written by Michelle on December 11, 2012 in Books and ebooks and Ephemera and ereaders and publishing with no comments

NaNoWriMo Day One – 2012

Are you ready to draft a 50,000 word novel in 30 days? If so, you’ll be pleased to note that Thursday is the first day of the annual brouhaha known as National Novel Writing Month, or Nanowrimo. On November 30, …

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written by Michelle on October 30, 2012 in How to Write and Nanowrimo and Novel writing and On Writing and publishing with no comments

Fiction Attic Press First Novel Contest

Fiction Attic Press is now accepting submissions for its first annual First Novel Contest. Here are the details of the contest, from the Fiction Attic website. First Novel Contest: We are now accepting submissions for our first novel contest. To …

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written by Michelle on October 10, 2012 in Literary Contests and Novel writing and On Writing and publishing and writers resources with no comments

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Thanks for visiting Sans Serif. I live & write in Northern California. To learn about my books, please visit my author website. ~Michelle


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