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Christi Craig is a native Texan living in Wisconsin, working by day as a sign language interpreter and moonlighting as a writer. Her stories and essays have appeared online and in print, and she was a Finalist in Glimmer Train's Family Matters Competition.
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The Fairy Godmother of Writing
I found her, my fairy godmother. She’s short and spry and feisty. She wears a giant sombrero and spurred boots. She says things like “sugarfoot” and “Let’s get crackin’” and doesn’t think twice about firing that golden pistol of hers into the air. … Continue reading
On Reading and Writing: Quotable Posts
A host of posts worth bookmarking. On Reading It’s Short Story Month at Fiction Writers Review. Here’s a bit of what you can look forward to if you stop by their blog: The return of our popular “Stories We Love” … Continue reading
Spend Time with Your Story, No Matter What.
For the past week, I’ve been in the middle of a tiny war. My house, overrun by fevers and hacking coughs, stuffy noses and aches and pains, feels like a cesspool of germs. My kitchen counter is steeped in antibiotics … Continue reading
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Tagged Christi Craig, colds and viruses, first drafts, Novel, put pen to paper, read your research, spend time with your story, word count, writing
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Author Interview with Shann Ray, and Book Giveaway
“A man will be physical, he thinks, forsake things he should never have forsaken, his kin, himself, the ground that gave him life. Death will be the arms to hold him, the final word to give him rest.” ~ from … Continue reading
