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Category Archives: Reading
Grandmom Goes “Grey”
One of the best and worst things that happened to me in 2012 was that I broke my Kindle. I am both a voracious reader and a broke paycheck-to-paycheck schmuck. It isn’t hard to understand why I’d put the death … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Family, humor, Reading, Slices O' Life
Tagged Amish romance, books, Christian Grey, family, Fifty Shade of Grey, grandmother, grandparents, humor, Kindle, large print books, library, reading, romance novles
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Chicken Soup and Other Goings-On in my Wordworld
After a month or so of really struggling to hit the mark with my writing goals, I’m happy to report that I’ve come out swingin’ in the last two weeks. Oh, during the downtime, I DID write. But I wasn’t … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Creativity, Fiction, Reading, Uncategorized, Writer's Resources, Writing, Writing A Novel
Tagged "Read, books, C. Hope Clark, Chicken Soup books, Chicken Soup for the Soul, Learn", reading, self-published authors, Write, writer's block, writing, writing goals, writing slump
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I Might Have Been
My regular Tuesday post has been waylaid by that crazy little thing called life. So, what might I have been doing rather than getting my Tuesday rant or tale in tip-top shape and ready to roll? – I might have been … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Reading, Slices O' Life, Writing
Tagged " "Heart-Shaped Box, " Stephen King's Son, "Horns, 500 words a day, bingo, getting published, Giants, Joe Hill, Patriots, reading, Superbowl, Terri Sonada, Tom Brady, writing
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11/22/63
There are many things in life that I enjoy enough to wait for with giddy anticipation, like a kid who just knows when she looks outside that she’ll be waking up to a school-free snow day. Any time Stephen King releases … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Fiction, Reading, Writing, Writing A Novel
Tagged "Bag of Bones", "It", "Lisey's Story", "Misery", "Stephen King's lead characters", 11/22/63, books, fiction, Jake Epping, JFK, Kennedy assassination, Lee Harvey Oswald, reading, Sadie Dunhill, Stephen King, time travel, writers as lead characters in books, writing, writing about writers
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A Winner, A Contest and A “Just Wondering …”
I’ll keep my mental meanderings short today, because I know that what you’re all waiting for is the Life List Club giveaway winner announcement … But before I get there, I do have a question for my fellow writers, especially … Continue reading
Posted in Game of Thrones, Reading, The Life List Club, Writing, Writing A Novel
Tagged A Game of Thrones, A Song of Ice and Fire, books, C. Hope Clark, essay contests, fiction, Funds for Writers, Funds for Writers Annual Essay Contest, George R. R. Martin, giveaways, Life List Club winner giveaway announcement, prizes, The Life List Club, Westeros, writing, writing a novel, writing a series, writing contests
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Waiting in Westeros
NOTE: This post may contain a few Song of Ice and Fire/Dance with Dragons spoilers, or at least some ideas about where things might go. I try to avoid that, but want to give fair warning just in case. Last … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Fiction, Game of Thrones, Reading, Television, Writing
Tagged A Clash of Kings, A Dance With Dragons, A Feast for Crows, A Game of Thrones, A Song of Ice and Fire, A Storm of Swords, books, epic fantasy novels, fiction, George R. R. Martin, HBO A Game of Thrones, Westeros, writing
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Go the F*** To Sleep
My dad and I don’t talk much about my writing. Oh, sure, he’d like to see me make it. What father doesn’t want his daughter’s dream to come true? But he’s not a reader himself, and definitely not into writing, … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Creativity, Family, humor, Reading, Writing
Tagged Adam Mansbach, books, creativity, Go the F*** to Sleep, humor, reading, writing
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Reading in the Moment
I’m often guilty of forgetting to live in the moment. Instead of being fully present, I’m counting down the minutes to the weekend, making a to-do list, or plotting out a story. I try to be in the here and now, … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Fiction, Reading, Writing
Tagged "House Rules", "Plain Truth", books, character development, fiction, Jodi Picoult, plot, writing
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Rockin’ The Apocolypse
If you are a writer who actually makes your living with your words, and that was exactly what you wanted to do with your life, I am very happy for you. I’m also thankful that you’re around, because you inspire … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Development Mumbo-Jumbo Stuff, Reading, Slices O' Life, Work, Writing
Tagged apocolypse, books, doomsday, hammock, happiness, personal development, reading, slice of life, spring, work, writing
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