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Monthly Archives: January 2018
Why I Write: Then and Now
Why is she driven to tell the tale? Usually it’s to go back and recover some lost aspect of the past so it can be integrated into current identity. ~ Mary Karr, The Art of Memoir THEN In the late … Continue reading
Posted in life, writing
Tagged life and writing, Mary Karr, Then and Now, why I write, writing
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Q&A with Yvonne Stephens, author of The Salt Before It Shakes
This winter, I will haul out summer / from the chest freezer / tart cherries to suck on, to make pie. // You and I are omnivorous– / even bitter fruit, somehow, / sustains us.” ~ from “Give Me a … Continue reading
Posted in #AmReading, Author Interviews, Book Recommendations, writing
Tagged author interview, book giveaway, book recommendation, Hidden Timber Books, poetry, The Salt Before It Shakes, Yvonne Stephens
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Your Next #Writing Move
In teaching courses online, I’ve been asked about the options of creating an outside opportunity for connecting during the course or even after the course. Some suggestions have included setting up a social media group, but not everyone is on … Continue reading
Posted in #CaringForCommunity, Craft, life, writing, writing classes, Writing Prompts
Tagged community, connecting other writers, Forest Avenue Press, Main Street Writers Movement, Red Oak Writing, survey, writers meet-up, writing, writing classes, writing prompts
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