Monthly Archives: July 2013

Taking It All In: Details in Writing (& a Prompt)

Lately, I feel like I’ve blathered on and on about how we incorporate details in our writing: Their importance as we set the stage for story The role they play in bringing a story to life for readers And, the … Continue reading

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Writing Memoir: the Side Effects of Telling the Truth

“There is a ripple effect each time a memoir is published, and while the memoirist cannot fully prepare for it, he or she should expect it.” ~ Anthony D’Aries in Writing Lessons: Memoir’s Truth and Consequences Several years ago, I was … Continue reading

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Finding Time to Write: Old-School Technology Saves the Day

All I need is ten minutes. I’m notorious for saying those words after a late night, a long day, or in a moment of exhaustion. Ten minutes of sleep. That’s it. And, it usually works. I wake up refreshed, ready, … Continue reading

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