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Tag Archives: writing
Music and Writing: Guest Post by K. Williams for #MusicTuesday
It’s been a couple of weeks since I’ve had a guest for #MusicTuesday, and I’m very happy to have K. Williams today. ———————————————————————————————————- Music and Writing go together like peanut butter and jelly. Until recently, I thought I was the … Continue reading
Posted in #musictuesday, guest blog, guest post, music, writing
Tagged #musictuesday, Blue Honor, Civil War, Glen Miller, K. Williams, McKrells, music, playlist, spotify, writing, WW2
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Why I Adore #MondayBlogs, and Why You Might Too
It all started so innocuously. About a year ago, I saw a tweet from an author friend with a link to her latest blog post. I can’t recall what the post was about, but I noticed that she used the … Continue reading
Posted in #MondayBlogs, events
Tagged blogging, internet events, Kate Tilton, MondayBlogs, publicity, Rachel Thompson, relationships, writing
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Write What You Mean: A Lesson from Ancient Petroglyphs
While traveling in the American Southwest the other day, my family went on a guided tour of a rocky park where we were able to view ancient petroglyphs dating to Pueblo tribes from the 1400s. It was an experience I … Continue reading
Posted in art, life events, writing
Tagged mary rowen, meaning, new mexico, novel, petrogyphs, pueblo, southwest, spirals, truth, write what you mean, writing
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Writers and Hollywood Dreams
As a writer, I can’t help dreaming about having one—or more—of my novels made into a film. And I know I’m not alone. Just go on the Listopia section of Goodreads and you’ll discover that one of their most popular … Continue reading
Posted in events, film, films, life experiences, living by ear, movie, Uncategorized, writing
Tagged american hustle, amy adams, books on film, bradley cooper, christian bale, david o. russell, film, jennifer Lawrence, living by ear, movies, writing
15 Comments
Miracles Happen: #MusicTuesday Guest Post by Anesa Miller
Please welcome poet and novelist Anesa Miller to my blog today. This is a really beautiful post, and I’m grateful to Anesa for sharing it. —————————————————————————————————- You mean they didn’t fly off the shelves, after all? Way back in a … Continue reading
Posted in #musictuesday, music, music tuesday, Uncategorized, writing
Tagged a road beyond loss, anesa miller, ideal reader, jane click, miracles, miracles happen, novel, poetry, publishing, writing
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How Did THAT Slip In? The Subconscious Realities that can Sneak into Novels
I’ve completed and published two novels, while a third is currently being revised. All three stories involve women of various ages figuring out their lives and what they really want. Which I guess makes sense, as I feel like I’m … Continue reading
Posted in music, writing
Tagged age 25, angst, bruce springsteen, count basie, david bowie, music, novels, subconscious, writing
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Author Ina Zajac on Creating Characters, Spirituality, Domestic Violence & More
Today, I’m so happy to feature one of my favorite new authors, Ina Zajac, on the blog. Ina’s novel, Please, Pretty Lights is a gritty story about a woman’s search for love and happiness in a world that has let … Continue reading
Posted in interviews, music, Uncategorized, writing
Tagged creativity, domestic violence, ina zajac, new fiction, please pretty lights, religion, spirituality, writing
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Interview with Author February Grace
MR: Today, I’m very excited to have the lovely and talented February Grace as a guest on my blog. February, would you tell my readers a bit about yourself? FG: Hi! I’m February Grace, a writer, artist, poet, stargazer, and … Continue reading
Posted in interviews, Uncategorized, writing
Tagged books, cats, dan stevens, ewan mcgregor, february grace, Godspeed, in starlight, memories, modern fairy tales, of stardust, schuyler algernon, writing
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A Nod to the Screenwriters who Wrote for Robin Williams
When it comes to actors, Robin Williams was about as perfect as they come. If an actor’s job is to breathe humanity into a character who starts out as nothing more than words on a page, then Mr. Williams did … Continue reading
Posted in events, life experiences, writing
Tagged Anne Fine, Ben Affleck, Dead Poet's Society, Good Morning Vietnam, Good Will Hunting, John Irving, Leslie Dixon, Matt Damon, Mitch Markowitz, Mrs. Doubtfire, Randi Mayem Singer, Robin Williams, screenwriters, Steve Tesich, The World According to Garp, Tom Schulman, writing
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A Different Type of Travel Writing
A friend recently told me she was going to be spending a brief period of time alone in New York City. She and her husband would be going there together for a weekend, but the husband needed to head home … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, writing
Tagged mary rowen, New York City, travel, travel writing, writing
8 Comments