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Monthly Archives: June 2012
Inspirations
I thought I would share a few sites I have been enjoying lately. 72 Best Quotes on Writing The Second Shelf – On the Rules of Literary Fiction for Men and Women Remembering Noral Ephron: Before All the Hollywood Success C-Span’s … Continue reading
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Honoring Your Process
I write in spurts. I write when I have to because the pressure builds up and I feel enough confidence that something has matured in my head and I can write it down. But once something is really under way, … Continue reading
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I’m Back
I was out of town last week, and the place I was staying did not have wi-fi — it did, however, have a beautiful view of a wonderful lagoon! The only place I could find wi-fi was at a busy … Continue reading
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Introducing Southern Belle Lettres
This fall, ChattaRosa, a women’s writing and critiquing group, will begin hosting Southern Belle Lettres, a monthly meeting for women writers in and around Chattanooga. The purpose of Southern Belle Lettres is to engage, support, and celebrate women writers in the … Continue reading
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Pace, Part 1
Please check out my BookPleasure article, “Pace, Part I.”
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For the Ladies
Mark your calendars for the Ninth Biennial Southern Women Writers Conference at Berry College in Rome, Georgia, this September 20-23, 2012. From their website:Since its inception in 1994, the Southern Women Writers Conference has been devoted to showcasing the works … Continue reading
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Good Writing is Instinctive
Good writing is often instinctive – if we get quiet enough, the poem or story seems to come through us, instead of being directed by us. But how do you get to a point where that can happen? We are … Continue reading
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How Critiquing Groups Make Your Writing Better, Part II
Check out my BookPleasure article, “How Critiquing Groups Make Your Writing Better, Part II.”
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Critiquing Questions for Poetry
Can you identify the narrator? What is your interpretation of the poem? Was the poet original? Was there enough information provided, or did you feel you needed more? What kind of emotion was evoked when reading the poem? When you … Continue reading
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