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Family Folklore–Writing memoirs that capture life for fun and profit. All-Day Workshop March 20
Family Folklore–Writing memoirs that capture life for fun and profit. All-Day Workshop March 20
As the final weeks of real summer, the weeks before Labor Day and everyone is expected to be back on the job, in his or her seat, and/or present and accounted for after three months of vacation time possibilities, I love this view of America presented by Maira Kaplan called:
Maira Kalman explains how everyone got [...]
I’m working up a new series idea. Want to weigh in with Da Muse?
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.
Reading was the reward before the dreaded naptime. Many children think of napping as the worst punishment ever invented. I was one of those. I’m notorious as the child(4) who left pre-school by the side gate one day after recess.
Times Square a PEDESTRIAN MALL!?!?!? What will they think of next? Sound-proof subway corridors?
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.
Duplicity: I say it’s sexy, smart, it’s got one of my favorite actors, Clive Owen, what’s not to like?
Sometimes a writer likes to just be a reader. So many times I find myself unable to settle and read, one of my all-time favorite things to do most of my life. There is usually a wobbly stack of books by my bedside that finally gets so tall they fall over. Ask any reader, probably anyone reading this, it’s the sign of a serious addiction.
What consistent theme do you regularly try to reflect in all of your works?
This is just one question in the many pages of questionnaires I have been filling out lately. It’s the type of question that stops me in my tracks because:
1) It’s tough enough to just try to tell the story without giving it significance. [...]
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