Chloe Neill's Blog, page 147

I once read a blog entry (I think from Laurel K. Hamilton?), who suggested that instead of fact-checking as you draft a manuscript, you should leave spaces as you write, then confirm the things you had questions about later on.  The idea, of course, is to allow yourself uninterrupted time to write without constant fact-checking.
It's a nice idea, but I'm generally too distracted by potentially incorrect facts to leave them be.  (And that's partly the price, I think, of having wireless internet ac

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Chicago Magazine has a nice feature on Hyde Park today (President Obama's former home), including a printable tourist map if you're interested in doing any perusing. Weirdly, Cadogan House does not appear on the map. :)