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Pain
Everyone who lives suffers, physically, emotionally, mentally. At least at some point in his or her life. But artists suffer pain that’s unique to us. If we are not creating, we are hurting. If we are not creating, it feels like … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, authors, creativity, friends, ideas, performance, productivity, the writing life, writing
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A Writer’s Thanksgiving
I’ve mentioned several of these before. But nearing Thanksgiving, I’m reminded of how grateful I am for the following: Technology Online submissions. Dangerous if you hit “send” too quickly, but mostly a huge advantage over the old … Continue reading
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Tagged authors, computers, friends, gratitude, publishing, technology, Thanksgiving, the writing life, writing
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Sine Qua Non
There was a time when, like many folks starting out in life, I was struggling. Working multiple jobs, trying to get more education, fighting to keep the first home I had bought on my own. I was determined to hang … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, authors, blogging, creativity, encouragement, feedback, friends, getting started, performance, productivity, publishing, success, the writing life, writers, writing
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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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Neither a Borrower . . .
I’ve never confessed this to anyone–until now. Decades ago, I borrowed a book from a friend. She was adamant that she wanted it back. She even wrote her name, address and phone number inside the front cover. Yet, I never … Continue reading
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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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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