Tag Archives: balance in writing

You Talk Too Much: Balancing Dialogue and Narrative

Posted on May 30, 2012 by Christi

I’ve just returned from a trip home to Texas. I took with me plenty of pens and paper, books and ideas; once I touched down and hooked up with family I hadn’t seen in years, though, everything but the loving … Continue reading →

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Megan Stielstra Talks Writing & Life: The Interview, Part 2

Posted on December 1, 2011 by Christi

Yesterday, you read about Megan Stielstra’s book, Everyone Remain Calm. Today, Megan shares about life as a writer, and much more…. CC: You are a teacher, a Storyteller at 2nd Story, and a mother of a three year old. How … Continue reading →

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Megan Stielstra Talks Writing & Life: The Interview, Part 1

Posted on November 30, 2011 by Christi

“…I brought up…childhood and past relationships and too much time thinking too hard…and maybe that’s why I’m writing this. I want to know if I can get into it with you. That look we shared? Over the cracked eggs? Was … Continue reading →

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