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Jun152011

A possible change

DateWednesday, June 15, 2011 at 08:13AM

I have been thinking a lot about integration these days - woofreakinhoo has existed on its own for some time, linked to my illustration site, but not really part of it.

I set it up to blog about the books I am reading and my writing career - as readers know, the results have been somewhat sporadic (!)

Coming up in the fall, I am moving towards integrating this blog into a new website design. What does this mean? Well, I will have some new and shiny, which is always exciting. But more importantly I can gather up all the pieces of social media, illustration, and fiction writing into one creative bucket.

Stay tuned for more news as it develops, or, um, as I develop. For one thing, I may be saying goodbye to this corner of the blogosphere. Or is that blogocube, I forget.

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