Four Amazing Short Stories
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Four Shorts For Your Bucket List
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Blog postI’m posting this article from Chuck Wendig and it is chuck full of advice. Note that he is quite long-winded and a bit raunchy on occasion. So, read on if you will. Learn something helpful.
Brenda
It was a couple weeks back that authorial sorceress V.E. Schwab said that few writers offer good business advice, and she named me among some others like Kameron Hurley and John Scalzi, who do so. It’s been a while since I’ve offered anything remotely like business advice for writers -
Blog postHi everyone. Hope you’re having a great day. Sort of dreary and wet here in Southern Indiana. but, I do want to share with you my author questionnaire on Jen Selensky’s blog. It was fun to be asked questions that I don’t often think about. Anything to get the cobwebs out of my head, right? Here goes.
Author Questionnaire
How old were you when you knew you wanted to be a writer?
Tough question. I was always an avid reader, wrote some poems, loved English class and enjoy -
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Blog postWhat beautiful doors and their history. When I visited churches and museums in Italy and Germany, and walked the brick streets and alleys that are all about history, I felt the presence of those that came long before. It’s eerie and humbling.
Rereading Jane Eyre
Thursday Doorsis a weekly feature, hosted byNorm 2.0allowing door lovers to come together to admire and sharetheir favorite door photos from around the world. Everyone is invited to join in on the fun by creating their -
Blog postI love the beach- the ocean, the sand, sights, sounds, and those adorable birds who run back and forth with the waves to catch little nibbles of the ocean’s offerings for lunch.
You know the fowl of which I speak – Johnathan Livingston Seagull…cute little buggers.
They get real excited when people throw bread and other people-junk to them.
I’ve always been interested in their sense of community. You’ve seen them, if you’ve ever been to the beach. They stand in a -
Blog postSo, I was wondering –
how about you?
Have you ever wondered about biblical names? Some parents proudly name their children Joseph, Mary, or David, Stephen, Anthony, etc. And, if you are a little Catholic boy or girl, you get an extra saint name when you go through your confirmation. So, if you parents were having a bad day when you were born and forgot to give you a saintly name, you get another chance to choose to be Theresa, or Angela, or Patrick, or whatever, as long as the -
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Blog postFound this on a cool blog. Words to make you think about who you are. Am I being the person I really want to be? Are you?
Things Truly Successful People Never Do
December 5, 2016 This morning I found this article from Inc. about success. The information is so good I have to share!
“1. Successful people refuse to fit in a box. “Thinking outside the box” is a business cliché writ large. But truly successful people do more than that–they live outsid -
Blog postYou know those things you get to do when you are entertaining kids, like take them to goofy movies, make flubber, put together giant farm puzzles, watch ants be so busy? I was recently thinking about some of those things – missing my grandchildren, I think. I said to myself, “I don’t have to have kids with me to be silly.” I’ve gone to the park to swing without little people. I’ve done lots of silly things as an adult. I’m lucky enough to have silly friends.
On a hike with adult frien -
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Blog postA few thoughts that began as I pondered my feet in the sand.
And Then There Was Crab Poop
The waves crash against the shore one day and gently roll in and out the next. I watch the diamonds sparkling across the water, alive, moving, almost blinding in their brilliance as I stare at their beauty, their luster, created by the vibrant sun sparkling in the moving water.
I am enchanted, mesmerized, awe-struck by water in nature, especially the ocean. I people watch. People -
Blog postI’ve missed you. I’ve been spending a lot of my time the last two weeks soaking up the sun at the beach or pool. The only downfall to being so relaxed is that my brain goes on pause. So-not much writing going on except what I do for the online classes I teach.
Today, I want to share a few words about the best teacher I ever had. Sister Lucy, who was an English professor at the University of Louisville, and a fantastic and vibrant woman and teacher. She died recently, af
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