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Category Archives: WRITING
WRITING: Gather Ye Thoughts Where Ye May
Oh goody, I’ve having creative shower thoughts again. My blogging habits have changed over the span of Spinning, and I remember when just about everything written here was conceived and born of water drops. Then it seems, I fell into … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING & REALITY?: My place within them
It should be pretty evident by now that I’m easily lost within the depths of greater thinking. I must then turn back to seek my own purpose in life, and maybe that is just court jester, the entertainment needed by … Continue reading Continue reading
WRITING & REALITY?: Honesty
I have not been totally honest with you all, and feel the need to come clean. Spinning is actually being produced by a ghostwriter. In other news, it’s 2:22 here in the eastern U.S. Checking Bloglines reveals 27 new entries … Continue reading Continue reading
WRITING: Stop and Go Traffic Flow
Mind traffic, that is. Creative flow. While my last couple of entries reflect my focus on reality and what’s outside my own little world, it has put a definite crimp in my creative writing. I had to get some of … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING: Jumping Through Hoops
Yes, the publishing field has been a tough one to play for a long time, and is getting worse. But there are ways around it, blogging and personal websites to publish one’s works, and now this, from Sabrina Tavernise in … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING: Weights and Measures
So many writers complain of stalls, writer’s block, staring at a blank monitor, etc. that I am so very grateful that I feel inspired almost every moment of every day. If I could sit in one little room with my … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING: Refinement, Confinement, Definement, Realignment, and me.
It has been a couple weeks since I put down the story I’ve been working on. I considered that it had been edited, rewritten, polished and practically error-free up to just within the last couple of pages, the last scene. … Continue reading Continue reading
BLOGGING & WRITING: RSS Feed & Special NEWS!
In a post below I mentioned that one of the problems with RSS feeds is that if you depend totally upon them, not only do you tend to miss out on some great stuff that’s not listed in the excerpts … Continue reading Continue reading
WRITING & REALITY?: Life
Cliché: Life is full of ups and downs. Truth: Most of life, in between its stages, is spent crablike, moving sideways. Even Super Mario meets brick walls, and leaps up to scamper across a new plateau. I suppose that there … Continue reading Continue reading
WRITING: Surgery
Editing, revising; like outpatient and major surgery of a living thing. The laser zaps that clarify a vision, or work on twisted tense and typos to remove distracting moles. The cosmetic reconstruction of poetics to make it just a bit … Continue reading Continue reading
LITERATURE & WRITING: An Obvious Connection
Wonderful suggestions from Crof over at Writing Fiction: He has expanded upon another post regarding READING some of the great literature of the past, from the Bible to Contemporary, to learn how to write. He gives us an excellent list … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING: Clarity of Purpose
I get e-mail notices from Yahoo regarding Tunxis College events, and this one this morning had me giggling over its rather silly insistence: LAST DAY OF CLASSES/EXAMS Monday May 10, 2004 All Day This event does not repeat. Notes: LAST … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING: What To Wear
In typical Susan style, I immersed myself in literary mode this weekend to the exclusion of the less exciting world of picture framing and housecleaning. My husband forced me to take a break by suggesting we take a quick ride … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING: Sidelines
I know what I wanna be when I grow up–besides a writer, I mean. I wanna be an copyeditor. Tomorrow I’m going down to Tunxis College and sign up for their tutoring program. Then I’m going to look online for … Continue reading Continue reading
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The Lost Children: A Charity Anthology