The Fascinating Work Habits of 18 Famous Writers - Galleycat

I like it clean inside and out.

Panzer was cleaning out the Panzermobile this afternoon. Our fastidious kitty discovered a post he found last week at GalleyCAT about famous writers.

The post by Dianna Dilworth includes an infographic about the strange habits of 18 famous writers while they wrote. You can read who wrote without clothes, who liked rotten apples and sixteen more weird writing habits.

Panzer says, "After reading this I don't feel so weird that no matter what the weather I write in a fur coat."

Note: This is a medium longish infograhic. Bring a cup of tea and a chocolate frosted muffin for today's selection.

To read the post, tootle over to work habits

Authors and Their Day Jobs: Infographic - Galleycat

I don't want to go.

Panzer made a quick trip into the Catosphere today before his trip to the vet for a checkup. Our anxious kitty boy found an interesting infographic at the GalleyCAt site.

Have you ever wondered what day jobs authors like Stephen Kind or Margaret Atwood or Douglas Adams had before they became famous? Maryann Yin found an infographic that lists twenty authors and what they did to pay the bills.

Panzer says, "Hmmm ... A school janitor? That's kind of scary."

Note: This is a short infographic. You'll only need a cup of tea for today's reading selection.

To read the post, tootle over to day jobs

Sherlock's Guide to Deduction - An Infographic | Quirk Books : Publishers

Panzer was doing a little research in the Catosphere today. Our inquisitive kitty found a blog post at the Quirk Books site with an infographic about Sherlock Holmes.

He's smart for a human.

Panzer is a lover of Mr. Holmes' mystery solving intellect. Our mysterious kitty even owns a copy of The Complete Sherlock Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle which includes all four novels and fifty-six short stories chronicling Sherlock's adventures. So finding this infographic about Sherlock's deductive skills is like finding a bag of kitty treats for him.

Note: This is a short, but interesting post. You'll want to bring a cup of tea for today's reading selection.

To read how Sherlock solved his cases, tootle over to Sherlock's Guide to Deduction - An Infographic | Quirk Books : Publishers

Game of Thrones Historical Inspirations

Happy Cat! Happy Cat!

You all know how much Panzer loves Game of Thrones ... So when our big kitty George R. R. Martin fan heard GalleyCAT had a post with an infographic about him and where he gets his inspiration from, he jumped in the Panzermobile and headed right over.

According to the post by Maryann Yin, Game of Thrones is inspired by real history and the actual people who lived it. Included in the post is a link to a TED-Ed lesson and a link to a previous GalleyCAT post about Mr. Martin and his use of history. Also included is the infographic itself showing the historical figures and actions who inspired Game of Thrones.

Panzer says, "I'm doing the Happy Kitty Dance!"

To read the post and the infographic, tootle over to infographic

Publishing a Novel: INFOGRAPHIC

I didn't know that.

Panzer stopped in at the GalleyCAT site today. Our inquisitive kitty investigator found a post by Maryann Yin for all his aspiring author friends.

Ms. Yin's post is about author Kate Hart's infographic  How to Get Published. Included in the infographic are questions for writers seeking publication; writers' frequent answers; and Ms. Hart's reply to those answers.

Panzer says, "You think you know how to get published? Read these questions and their answers and rebuttals. You just might be surprised."

To see the infographic, tootle over to Publishing a Novel: INFOGRAPHIC | GalleyCat

Where 15 of Your Favorite Words Came From Infographic

Who knew?

Panzer found this fun infographic that tells you where some of your favorite words came from.

Like my big bad kitty boy, did you ever wonder where "Tween" came from?

How about "Yahoo"?


Or "Cyberspace"?

Panzer says, "Scroll down to find out."

J. R. R. Tolkien’s 10 Tips For Writers: INFOGRAPHIC - GalleyCat

Middle Earth? I want to go there.

Panzer was over exploring at GalleyCAT today. He found a post by Dianna Dilworth that includes an infographic titled J. R. R. Tolkien's 10 Tips For Writers. Mr. Tolkein was the author of the Middle Earth books.

Panzer says, "I'm a HUGE Lord of The Rings fan. I'll print this infographic and put it up over my food dish. Then I can see it ever time I eat!"

To read J. R. R. Tolkein's tips, tootle over to J. R. R. Tolkien’s 10 Tips For Writers: INFOGRAPHIC - GalleyCat

Reading Around the World: INFOGRAPHIC - GalleyCat

Reading around the world.

Panzer was over at GalleyCAT today to see what was new there.

He found an infographic about reading habits around the world.  Want to know who finishes the most books? How about who reads the fastest? There's all kinds of interesting facts included.

To learn about reading habits from around the world, tootle over to Reading Around the World: INFOGRAPHIC - GalleyCat

29 Ways To Stay Creative Video Infograhic

Panzer found this video infographic 29 Ways To Stay Creative from To-Fu at GalleyCAT.

Click below to watch the video.

How to Publish Your Book: INFOGRAPHIC - GalleyCat

You're doing this instead of writing?

Having trouble writing your book? Trouble editing it? Publishing it?

Panzer was over at GalleyCAT and found an infographic that will explain it all to you. Click on the infographic to enlarge it and read all the reasons you aren't publishing that book.

To find out what's stopping you, tootle over to How to Publish Your Book: INFOGRAPHIC - GalleyCat

'The Hobbit' & Secrets of Smaug the Dragon | Finances Online™

Mom? Why Dragons?

Panzer and I were out in the Catosphere today and we stopped in at the Finances Online blog. We found an infographic for Smaug the dragon in the new Hobbit movie.

You'll love it. The graphics are so great.

If you want to know how much smaug is worth financially, tootle over to Secrets of Smaug the Dragon