On PAR stands for On top of, Primed and Ready. It’s a site that will be about a grown up woman’s Point of View. First we launched an On PAR Facebook Page. It’s aimed as an upbeat site :For the over 45 grown up woman, and those who simply feel grown up. And, the men who admire them!”
Sometimes good news comes from the past. I’ve just discovered, 5 years after it’s first printing, that House Housekeeping included my grandmother Eva’s Coconut Cake Recipe in their 2004 edition. And it’s still available.
“Is forty really the new thirty, or is it just an excuse for an older woman to date a younger man? Perhaps it is another chance at love? In Cougar Tales, three short stories give us a little insight into what it is like to want love and find it in a place and with someone younger than expected…” Sharel Love.
It’s that time of year again, movies I want to see, hope to see, will find a way to see.
I’m working up a new series idea. Want to weigh in with Da Muse?
One thing about my creativity. It seems to thrive on those moments when I have no time for it.
I’ve discovered that, as a writer who writes by the seat of her jeans, that something else keeps creeping into my storylines. They are what I call the Backstreet Capers: those little teaser storylines that seem to have nothing to do with the book’s subject manner and are often seen as played for laughs. So I’m starting a contest called the CHICKEN CAPER.
In today’s fiction my main character is certain to be female and forty plus, sometimes decades plus, yet she will still be a vital, smart, sensually attractive, HARD-WORKING fully-alive human being. Fiction has caught up with a Baby Boomer truth: Life doesn’t end at forty or fifty. It doesn’t even slow down.
Let’s Talk about SEX! Workshop by Laura Parker Castoro
What about SEX? How to get that LOVING FEELING on paper without scandalizing the cat?
Ways of weaving emotionally involving love scenes into an emotionally involving plot.
Just wanted to hit a few of the highlights of the All-Day Creative writing workshop I presented on March 28, sponsored by the Hot Springs Village Writers. Pictures, too. Thank you, John Achor!
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