Archive for October, 2008
Another Dose of Writer Duality
(For those of you viewing duality posts for the first time, feel free to read the first duality entry. Essentially, writers are two-minded. This writer is no exception. From time to time, this inner dialog reaches the blog page because, somewhere out there, someone else is having the same sort of internal discussion. Italics represents [...]
Falling Inward
I woke up one morning last week to a fresh carpet of fall leaves. The temperature had dropped overnight, causing the trees to tremble and shake themselves free of their coverings.
I crunched my way to the car, my headlights catching the newly golden lawn as leaves eddied about, disturbed by the car’s passing.
Fall is here. [...]
Saturday Morning
From my reader, blogroll, and relationships, here are a few snippets from the web worth looking at:
(Note: This video contains language not suitable for children)
Pick The Brain had a great article inspirted by a poster that is now on my Christmas Wish List. The Poster, entitled 12 1/2 Writing Rules, is available at AllPosters.
Dara over [...]
Book Lovers’ Meme to Pass On
I haven’t done a meme yet, but I like this one. I got this from Melissa Donovan’s Writing Forward. She found it over at Write from Home, courtesy Amy Derby.
What was the last book you bought?
I bought /came home with four books on Sunday
· How to Grow a Novel, Sol Stein
· The Illuminator, first novel [...]
Taking My Own Advice…
Well. I’ve heard of this happening. Indeed, I’ve always loved the story that went around about Patsy Cline, who was in a serious car accident not long after recording “I Fall to Pieces.” As the story goes, she was more than a little concerned when she recorded “Crazy!” Funny how sometimes the things we write [...]
