I finally added an "About Me" page to my Web site

[DavidDvorkin]

I've had the site since the mid-'90s, but I never had such a page on it. I don't think that was common, back then.

But every writer should do it. You can talk about yourself and your writing to excess, and it seems natural because, after, it's a page all about you. Who can object?

http://www.dvorkin.com/about/about-d.php

[CaliforniaPeggy]

1. Nicely done, David! Thank you for sharing this. n/t

[AmyStrange]

2. Damn, I was hoping to read more about those immense space operas, but...

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alligator wrestler? Really?

How does one even get into that kind of business?

Anyway, I'm just finishing my fourth novel, and I've bookmarked your page for future reference.
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[DavidDvorkin]

3. I assume it's easy to get into the alligator wrestling business

But hard to get out alive, or at least with all of one's body parts.

It's possible that I have those space opera beginnings somewhere. If so, it's probably best that I never reread them.

[AmyStrange]

4. So true, but...

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why doesn't anyone wrestle with crocodiles?
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[DavidDvorkin]

5. Someone asked about that on Quora

Here's the answer:

https://www.quora.com/If-you-were-to-wrestle-a-crocodile-could-you-beat-him


By the way, what are your plans for your novels?

[AmyStrange]

6. Crocodiles for two hundred Alex...

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Thank you David. That was interesting.

As far as my novels, the first three are now on Amazon, but I'm going to try the literary agent route first for the fourth.

I had the first three as one novel, but literary agents hate anything over 100,000 words from neophytes, so I split it up into 3 parts and now sell them separately.

My fourth is Part 4, and it's better than my first three put together.
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