Author Archives: Christi Craig

Wanted: Time to Write

Posted on September 7, 2011 by Christi Craig

Today, you’ll find me over at Heather Cashman’s blog, Better Off Read, talking about time and where to find it. …[T]ime remains a mystery. I can’t figure out how to tame it, so I try to tackle it — stretch … Continue reading →

Posted in Guest Post, life, writing | Tagged Anne R. Allen, Better Off Read, Christi Craig, Elizabeth S. Craig, finding time to write, guest posts, Heather Cashman, I Should be Writing Boot Camp, Lisa Romeo, Natalia Sylvester, Twitter | 3 Comments

Sometimes the words are just meant for me.

Posted on September 4, 2011 by Christi Craig

I’ve been sitting and studying the potential of this post for the last two hours. I had all sorts of ideas, inspired by an essay I read from Nathan Evans at Hippocampus Magazine. You should read it. He talks about … Continue reading →

Posted in life, writing | Tagged Christi Craig, Hippocampus Magazine, Nathan Evans, paying attention, revelations in life, writing | 8 Comments

Blogs become books. Can a memoir become a sitcom?

Posted on August 31, 2011 by Christi Craig

Moving to the other side of the cash wrap…felt as disorienting to me as Alice might have felt when she slipped through the mirror into Wonderland, landing unawares in…a world populated by Mad Hatters, rushing rabbits, chatty chess pieces, and … Continue reading →

Posted in Guest Post, life, writing | Tagged Blown Away: American Women and Guns, book givewaway, Broadside Blog, Caitlin Kelly, Christi Craig, from journalist to memoirist, Guest Post, Malled: My Unintentional Career in Retail, memoir | 7 Comments

Author Archives: Christi Craig

Wanted: Time to Write

Sometimes the words are just meant for me.

Blogs become books. Can a memoir become a sitcom?

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