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    Eric Sheridan Wyatt
    • Dec 20, 2011
    • 2 min

    Literary Life, 3.0

    I wonder if Steve Jobs ever felt this way. (Yes, I’m starting this blog post by comparing myself to Steve Jobs.) I wonder if, as he held the iPhone 4 in his hand and described the innovations and advancements, if he looked back at the original iPhone with a bit of a wince and grimace? So far, the publishing side of the writing life has been a little like having the iPhone 4 sitting on my desk, and being asked to go out and hold up the first iPhone and say, “See this? I wrote
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    Eric Sheridan Wyatt
    • Sep 9, 2011
    • 3 min

    Friendly Friday: Friends and Fellow Writers

    On Fridays on Twitter there is a tradition known as “Follow Friday” where Tweeters (or Tweeps) share the names of people they follow and find worthy of a special mention. Here, on my blog, I try to put up a “Friendly Friday” post from time to time, featuring my friends, co-writers, and literary acquaintances in the hopes of helping readers connect with new writers. I have several friends and fellow writers from my Queens Universtiy MFA program who have work available on Amazo
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