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Misc. Takes: July 2009
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A selection of occasional Miscellaneous Takes and random ramblings. Sunday, July 19, 2009. A Moment of Silence, please. And Kim said, "No." And I said "Yes, he just went past you down the hall." and vanished. And Kim said "No." And I remembered and knew that if I hadn't watched him die I still wouldn't believe it. And this morning Kim woke up at 7:30, thinking how surprised she was that The Cat let her sleep so late. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Portrait of the Author as a Not-So-Young-Anymore Man.
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Misc. Takes: April 2010
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A selection of occasional Miscellaneous Takes and random ramblings. Sunday, April 25, 2010. I think it's time to get back to Deathe, the little village in Michigan's Upper Peninsula where strange things happen. Maybe something new will happen. In the meantime, maybe it's time to report on things that have already happened. The U.P. calls. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Portrait of the Author as a Not-So-Young-Anymore Man. Deb Baker's Inside Looking Out. The Blonde in the Red T-Bird. View my complete profile.
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Misc. Takes: Election Year Again
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A selection of occasional Miscellaneous Takes and random ramblings. Thursday, October 7, 2010. I'm at an age where I can look back on election campaigns of the past and remember, seeing ads on TV, thinking: "I like that guy! I want to vote for him! Of course about 90% of the time the guys I see on TV were not in my voting district, hence not on my ballot, so I couldn't vote for them, and the names that were on my ballot were totally unfamiliar to me. But that's another story.). I'm going to vote for him!
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A Writing Passage: 11/7/10 - 11/14/10
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Friday, November 12, 2010. With the birth of my daughter, I received the gift of seeing my child’s nakedness. There was no shyness, no awkwardness, not even a thought this would change. As she grew into her toddler years, her baths became adventures, not just a time to get clean. And I continued to have the privilege of seeing her nakedness, sometimes as she ran through the house dripping wet and giggling, with me chasing after her with a fluffy towel. I watched as her body began to change into adolescen...
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A Writing Passage: 10/10/10 - 10/17/10
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Friday, October 15, 2010. My assignment is to blog about my new focus. Here goes: In my experience with writers I have found a similarity most of us have - the dreaded gremlin. It often comes in disguise as "writers block," but in reality is just mean negativity. With my blog, I want to provide suggestions on how to overcome these little and big varmints, and then provide support for when they weasel their way back in. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Lynn's ...
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A Writing Passage: Interview with Kristina Riggle
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Friday, November 19, 2010. Interview with Kristina Riggle. Today's author interview is with. Kristina Riggle is a novelist and published short story writer from West Michigan. Her debut novel, REAL LIFE and LIARS, was a Great Lakes, Great Reads selection in 2009. Her latest novel THE LIFE YOU'VE IMAGINED was honored as an IndieNext Notable pick by independent booksellers. Can you tell us a little bit about yourself and how long you have been writing? Why did you decide to write your books? What was most ...
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A Writing Passage: Prompt, First Line & Question
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Wednesday, November 24, 2010. Prompt, First Line and Question. With Thanksgiving just around the bend, it is fitting to somehow connect our writing activities with the holiday. So here we go . Write about a turkey. Could be the turkey bird, or someone you consider a turkey. Have fun! Michel, quit hitting your sister with that turkey drumstick.". What happens with your writing when the holidays come on the scene? Does your writing time suffer or do you continue on regardless of the holiday activities?
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A Writing Passage: 10/24/10 - 10/31/10
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Friday, October 29, 2010. Today's author interviewee is Mike Stratton. Mike is a psychotherapist in private practice in East Lansing, Michigan. He hosts a weekly jazz radio show, The Vinyl Side of Midnight, for WLNZ. Everybody Dreams. Is his first novel. Elcome to A Writing Passage, Mike. Can you tell us a little bit about yourself and how long you have been writing? Do you have a regular writing schedule or place where you write? Why did you decide to write your books? Balance. How to work full time...
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A Writing Passage: 11/14/10 - 11/21/10
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Friday, November 19, 2010. Interview with Kristina Riggle. Today's author interview is with. Kristina Riggle is a novelist and published short story writer from West Michigan. Her debut novel, REAL LIFE and LIARS, was a Great Lakes, Great Reads selection in 2009. Her latest novel THE LIFE YOU'VE IMAGINED was honored as an IndieNext Notable pick by independent booksellers. Can you tell us a little bit about yourself and how long you have been writing? Why did you decide to write your books? What was most ...
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A Writing Passage: 10/17/10 - 10/24/10
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Friday, October 22, 2010. As per my new blog schedule, today is the first interview with an author. And I am pretty excited. Today's author interviewee is a well known writer, with a number of published suspense novels. Her latest novel was just published in April 2010. Tricia: Welcome to A Writing Passage, Jelly bean. I am overwhelmed to be sitting here with you. Tricia: When did you decide you wanted to be a writer? Jelly bean: * raised left eyebrow*. Jelly bean: * raised right eyebrow*. Tricia: What a...
