Thursday Thirteen
Time for random thoughts. We hope you’re having a good week! A. Catherine NoonDarla’s Sand CastlesA Bit of SunshineLucius Antony
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Wiley Wednesday: Pantsing vs. Plotting
To be, or not to be: that is the question: Whether ’tis nobler in the mind to suffer The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, Or to take arms against a sea of troubles, And by opposing end them? ~Hamlet, … Continue reading →
Striking The Right Chord
When the wonderful folks at the Writer’s Retreat asked if I would like to do a guest blog here, I jumped at the chance. I’ve been a reader for a little while now and no matter which of them posts, … Continue reading →
Inspiration
I have been thinking about inspiration the last few days. What inspires us and why? Personally I am very susceptible to song lyrics (and even inflict plot-bunny-ish songs on my friends) although picture prompts, watching a family in a park … Continue reading →
Thursday Thirteen
Thursdays mean listing thirteen random things. Whoever came up with the idea, it’s fun to read (or view) whatever bloggers compile. Come enjoy a peak into the minds of our contributors: Darla’s Sand Castles FiremanPat
Continue reading →What’s in a pen name?
Great title, isn’t it? I bet you’ve never seen anyone use a (modified) Shakespeare quote in normal language or in a blog/blog title before, have you? Ain’t I clever?Anyway, back to the topic at hand: pen names. This is something … Continue reading →
Artist’s Way
It’s official, I’m actually embarking on a type of self-help program. Me. I never expected this in a million years. I’ve tended to just shake my head at a friend of mine constantly reading therapeutic advice. Peak in her magazine … Continue reading →
Flash Fiction Friday
To celebrate the close of the work week (we hope you’re off tomorrow!), we’re offering short fiction for your enjoyment. Darla M. Sands
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It’s that day of the week again when we share random lists. A. Catherine Noon Darla M. Sands P.M. Rousseau
Continue reading →My characters don’t “say”, they proclaim…
Okay, it’s a silly title for a blog post. My quandary is rather comically illustrated, though, for I take issue with repetitive language. A past crusade was against the word “was”. This indicative can so easily become a crutch, I … Continue reading →