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Monthly Archives: July 2013
Summer In Seattle
As this has been the best — sunniest, warmest, most wonderful summer I can remember, there have been so many continuing writing distractions. Here are just a few…. Dinners on the deck: Garden out of control: Seattle Mariners on a … Continue reading
Posted in Around Seattle, For Fun, Uncategorized
Tagged deck dining, dogs on the beach, hiking near Seattle, Seattle, summer
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What Makes a Good Book Review?
One of my favorite things about Sunday mornings is waking up knowing that while I’ve been asleep the New York Times has been delivered to my door. I don’t read the whole thing. I don’t even attempt the crossword. Well, … Continue reading
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Tagged book reviews, Daily Dose, Maureen Dowd, New York Times Book Review, Powell's
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Writing tips from “Outlander” series author, Diana Gabaldon
With the amazing “Outlander” series by Diana Gabaldon being made into a television mini-series this fall, I thought it might be a great time to revisit “The Outlandish Companion” for some writing tips. The “Outlander” series by Diana Gabaldon is … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Janis Wildy book reviews, Janis Wildy writings, On Writing, Tea and Jane Austen, Uncategorized
Tagged "Outlander", Battlestar Galactica, books set in Scotland, Diana Gabaldon, Diana Gabaldon books, France, Outlander tv series, Revolutionary America books, Scotland, The Outlandish Companion, Writing tips from Diana Gabaldon, Written in my Own Heart's Blood
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Finishing
Why is finishing a novel so hard? I’ve done it before. I know how it works. It should be easy. Or, if not easy, at least easier than the first or the second time around, right? Wrong. Yes, it’s summer … Continue reading
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