Steven E. Wedel

Dark, soulful tales that haunt long after the last page.

j. kathleen cheney

Scrivener: Day 1

I wrote my first novel on a Brother electronic typewriter that would show me nine characters on a little digital screen before they were committed to paper. From there I moved up to a Smith-Corona Electra XP typewriter, and then on to a Smith-Corona PWP3 word processor before getting my first computer. After upgrading that…

March 23, 2014

Steven E. Wedel

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appsumo, author, author advice, j. kathleen cheney, ms word, scrivener, typewriter, typing, word, writing
Conestoga 13 wrap-up

I got home from Conestoga 13 this afternoon. Within an hour, I was asleep. I must be getting old. It’s not like I was up that late either night I was in Tulsa. But, that’s neither here nor there. As always, Conestoga was a lot of fun and a great chance to catch up with…

April 26, 2009

Steven E. Wedel

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adrian simmons, carrie jones, Conestoga, craig wolf, david lee anderson, eslpeth bloodgood, frank wu, j. kathleen cheney, james k. burk, john wooley, robin hobb, rosemary clement-moore, sherri dean, twisted blades, writing