Michael CoorlimForgotten Arcade Retro Review: Cosmo [1979]Hey, let’s do a series on games that never saw distribution in the US, starting with this Japanese arcade game from the publisher TDS.May 3May 3
Michael CoorlimOn Multidisciplinary Creative BalanceGenre is a marketing tool. Your medium is just the form your art happens to be taking. Be a storyteller.Jul 25, 2018Jul 25, 2018
Michael CoorlimStop Selling Yourself Short, Creatives!This year I decided I was going to raise the prices on my books and ebooks.Mar 13, 2018Mar 13, 2018
Michael CoorlimAuthor Identity as Marketing ToolAuthor identity is frequently reduced to a marketing tool. Not mine, I’m terrible when it comes to marketing.Feb 5, 2018Feb 5, 2018
Michael CoorlimSo the deal with PatreonIf you’re lucky enough to have avoided all contact with Patreon and are thus unaware of the current kerfuffle, allow me to ruin your day.Dec 10, 2017Dec 10, 2017
Michael CoorliminFriends of National Novel Writing MonthExperiment: Livestreaming NaNoWriMoThis year, for National Novel Writing Month, I’m going to be conducting an experiment in accountability.Nov 1, 2017Nov 1, 2017
Michael CoorliminFriends of National Novel Writing MonthWinning NaNoWriMo 5: Pomodoro is the best Time Management toolLet me tell you about tomatoes.Oct 16, 2017Oct 16, 2017
Michael CoorliminFriends of National Novel Writing MonthWinning NaNoWriMo 4: Keeping TrackWhile taking notes before you write can save you time, taking notes while writing can save you frustration and heartache.Oct 11, 2017Oct 11, 2017
Michael CoorliminFriends of National Novel Writing MonthWinning NaNoWriMo 3: CharactersCharacters are the most important element of narrative fiction. Plan out who you’ll need, what they need, and who they are, and you’ll know…Oct 10, 2017Oct 10, 2017
Michael CoorliminFriends of National Novel Writing MonthWinning NaNoWriMo 2: WorldbuildingThe more detailed your setting is before you start writing that first draft, the less often you’ll have to make stuff up on the flyOct 9, 2017Oct 9, 2017
