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Monthly Archives: January 2014
Hot, Juicy Words
This morning, as I sit here wrapped in my cream-colored faux-sheepskin throw (it’s cold in my early-morning office) reading Priscilla Long’s The Writer’s Portable Mentor, a little bird, a finch maybe, small but full-throated and insistent sings me a good … Continue reading
Before bedtime routine for writers
Ah, bedtime, land of noddy winkums, snooze city. But wait, don’t go there yet. If you are planning on writing in the morning, taking a few minutes before bedtime to get ready for the next day will ensure you a … Continue reading
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Margaritaville
Last night I had one of those anxiety dreams – you know the one where you‘re in college and completely forget a deadline. So, in this dream, I was sitting in the garden courtyard of an unfamiliar but lovely restaurant, … Continue reading
Playing with words and goals in “The Desire Map.”
As I ease into the beginning of another writing year, I didn’t want to write the same old goals down. Write every day, finish book, sell book. So instead, I’m having fun with a new way of setting goals … Continue reading
New Year, New Writing Goals
Back at it! Well, sitting here at my computer before first light anyway, thinking about writing goals for the coming year. I have a few: Get first mystery novel published; Revise sequel to mystery – shop it around; Begin writing … Continue reading
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