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Befuddlement
I’m in the process of bringing out a new edition of my poetry book, Fault Lines. The original edition was brought out by a micro press that is now defunct. That version was not available on Amazon (print or e-book) … Continue reading
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Tagged authors, book covers, books, cover designers, e-book formatting, e-books, friends, Lifelong learning, poetry, publishing, technology, the writing life, writing
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Morning
If I’m going to get any writing done, it has to be in the morning. First thing. Sort of. I say sort of, because, first I have to feed the cat. Then, for health reasons, I can’t skip breakfast. Oh, … Continue reading
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Tagged authors, creativity, getting started, habits, performance, productivity, publishing, routines, the writing life, writing
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The Only Fix
I’ve been wanting to bring out a second edition of my book of poetry, Fault Lines. I needed to correct some typos, update the bio, and add some credits to the “Acknowledgements.” Most importantly, the first edition, brought out by a … Continue reading
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Tagged authors, editing, persistence, poetry, productivity, publishing, the writing life, writing
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Rediscovering the Joy
Sometimes I just get burnt out. Or stuck. Or bored. With my writing, I mean. My projects are bogged down, I don’t know how to fix problems, the original idea seems lame. Writing is not fun. Well, of course not. … Continue reading
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Tagged authors, burn-out, creativity, ideas, mothers, poetry, publishing, the writing life, writers, writing
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Why Read? II
In my last post, I argued one of the reasons for reading was for companionship. I meant in the sense that when you are engrossed in a good book, it’s almost impossible to feel lonely. But there is another sense … Continue reading
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Tagged book clubs, books, companionship, friends, reading
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Why Read?
More specifically, why read books? Why do I even ask this? If you follow this blog, you’re likely an avid reader, of darn near everything. I still want to offer some reasons. For information, of course. For entertainment, naturally. But … Continue reading
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Tagged Alison Weir, Atul Gawande, Bernard Cornwell, books, Geraldine Brooks, Maeve Binchy, reading, Tracy Chevalier
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Wait, What?
I had some minor eye surgery a few weeks ago. Pre-op and post-op instructions were clear, manageable and complete. No driving, bending. lifting anything over 20 pounds, all the usual stuff. But there was one HUUUGE exception. They didn’t tell me … Continue reading
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Tagged audio books, eye surgery, eyesight, friends, podcasts, reading, surgery
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New On The Blog
On someone else’s blog a few days ago, a commenter said he wanted to re-blog the post, but didn’t know how. He went on to say that that would be his new goal, to learn how to do that–in effect, … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, authors, bloggers, blogging, Lifelong learning, poetry, skills, the writing life, writing
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