Blogging - some practical 'how to' - part 1)

Last week's blog, 'what I've learned in two years of blogging' proved very popular and raised a number of questions on the practicalities of blogging.  So this week I thought I'd try to answer a few of those:  wp.me/p3ycbY-1g5 

Blogging - what I've learned so far

I've been blogging now for over two years. I'm not sure what I expected when I started, but I'm still going. Here's why. http://wp.me/p3ycbY-1fX

Science fiction, small creatures and alien life.

This week's blog was inspired by watching a creature smaller than a pin head crawling across my bathroom floor  So I ask, are we as writers and readers of science fiction being lazy with our aliens? http://wp.me/p3ycbY-1fO

What will future generations make of us?

When we look at the past we do so with our 21st century moral compass. However, I'm not sure future generations will look on us so kindly either. http://wp.me/p3ycbY-1fd

What is the right price for a kindle book?

I published my first Kindle book at $2.99. There wasn't a lot of logic behind that. Now I'm launching again and have the same pricing decision to make.  My blog:
http://wp.me/p3ycbY-1eW

Information technology - who's in charge?

It is all around us and we can't live without it. But who is running who? My latest blog: Information technology - who's in charge: http://wp.me/p3ycbY-1f4

Stuck? Writing something, anything, helps

I've been struggling with making progress on the third book in a series I'm writing.  I've come to a conclusion: Writing something, anything, helps.  wp.me/p3ycbY-1eF