Writing, The Long and Winding Road (thanks, Paul McCartney)
Dear Reader, Being a writer is hard. I can say this, because most of my readers are also writers, or
Dear Reader, Being a writer is hard. I can say this, because most of my readers are also writers, or
I know how to write. I’m a good writer. And the problem? It is hard to get an agent. It
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When I was growing up…the worst thing you could be called was LIAR. On, I am sure there were other
This post first appeared in the Huffington Post in a slightly different form Photos of the meal you’re eating, the
If you have never read or heard A CHILD’s CHRISTMAS in Wales….here is part of this wonderful work by DYLAN
Once upon a time, on a high summer evening, a woman stood in an empty room in her home. Her
Adding adversarial characters can give your novel depth. These minor characters can be annoying, comedic, overly positive, argumentative, despicable, totally
I I’m not a painter, but I imagine that when an artist gets the glimmer of an idea, despite the
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For me, reading has always been nourishment—the first stack of easy-reading books from our local Chicago library; then the heft
Go placidly amid the laboring patients, and remember what peace there may be in coffee breaks. As far as possible
THE STORIES WE TELL: The Authors Refer to it as: A QUIET RIOT When should a woman reveal that
Review: Elizabeth A. Havey The cover of this amazing, well-researched, open-hearted book, written by Rebecca Little and Collen Long, acts