Site of the week
Site of the Week: PhotoShop Express
Adobe has released the open beta of PhotoShop Express Online.
This New service is meant to be a Flickr killer. We’ll see. so far, both the feature and file limits are pretty small, but I bet once it’s up and running it’ll be competitive.
That’s all for now. Fighting a cold.
Contest, Free E-books, Wallpapers and More
Tor.com is rolling out a brand spanking new, interactive, mysterious website that seems to be taking forever to build.
So, in an effort to keep you coming back week after week, they’re offering Mucho swag if you sign up.
First, There’s the sweepstakes to win an Asus Galaxy EEE microcomputer.
Then, You get a free E-book in HTML, [...]
Site of the Week: Entrepreneur Assist
I’ve mentioned before that I’m not a big fan of web-based application. It’s a psychological thing. I already spend my days sitting at a screen, working on someone else’s computer and doing there work. I don’t want to log on at home and send someone else MY work, too.
But that is beginning to change. I [...]
Site of the Week: The Turkey City Lexicon.
I’ve used the Turkey City Lexicon for years. Growing out of a science fiction writer’s group in Austin, Texas, it’s an invaluable resource for all writers.
It’s a collection of humorous writing tips, apt names for writing errors and a kind of secret handshake for writers all rolled into one.
For Example:
The Kitchen-Sink Story
A story overwhelmed [...]
Site of the Week: LitMatch, Like a Dating Site for Writers
Where’d the widget go?
A while back I added a widget for LitMatch in my sidebar. However, somewhere along the way I removed it. There weren’t a lot of outgoing clicks on it, and it cluttered up an already cluttered site.
And that’s too bad, because LitMatch is a fast growing, useful site. Primarily a search engine [...]
