5 Tools to Format Your Poems During National Poetry Month https://discover.wordpress.com/2018/03/29/poetry-tools/ — Read on discover.wordpress.com/2018/03/29/poetry-tools/ DIY Poetry …
Poets, Tides & Still I Rise
Writers rise and fall They rise in writing productivity.This post comes as a Write Monday post and goes out to my Monday Poets group and Redwood Writers, the most extensive branch of the California …
Not so Good Friday
Should I quit? It's nearly midnight. There comes a time in all bloggers or writers' lives when quitting looks tempting. Tonight, this could be it for me. Are my blogging days over? Perhaps this …
Articulating Agony: The Writer as Antihero
“In literature, only trouble is interesting.” –Janet Burroway Among writing professionals there are certain “truths” about the writing life that are—more often than not—agreed upon. Fo… Visit LeeAnn …
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Kristen Lamb on writing her first novel
The long game is fiction As my readers know, I am also writing fiction. I have followed Kristin Lambs' blog for several years. Looking back at 2002 when she began the marathon of mastering novel …
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Freedom to feel alive
Travel changes POV The instant I'm in a car, on a plane or boarding a train to someplace new I become all eyes. That is an odd expression, all eyes. Imagine eyes all over my body? But "all eyes" …
