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Melanie Haney: Expression

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Saturday, July 4, 2009. Why the montage of my baby's face? You might ask. Why not, I say. It's my blog afterall. On a writerly note, the. Had some kind words in their review of The Simplest of Acts.). These are ADORABLE pictures! He is such a cutie! July 5, 2009 at 11:47 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Bio, Online Stories, Links and More. The Simplest of Acts: And other Stories. Praise for The Simplest of Acts. Bibliophile By The Sea. Peeking Between The Pages. Or follow her on Twitter.

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Melanie Haney: Is Lost...

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Friday, October 23, 2009. Somewhere between novella and novel. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Bio, Online Stories, Links and More. The Simplest of Acts: And other Stories. Praise for The Simplest of Acts. Bibliophile By The Sea. Peeking Between The Pages. Melanie Haney is an emerging writer of short fiction. Her story "The Simplest of Acts" was the winner of Family Circle Magazine's 2006 Fiction Competition. Her story "The Last Thing Before Dirt" has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize.

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Melanie Haney

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Thursday, November 5, 2009. Some mornings you're productive, brilliant, thousands of words, writing like it's akin to breathing. Tell me more about those brilliant productive mornings. Im not sure Ive ever had one of those. As for the laptop chewing, box tooling kiddos, crashing, shouting, etc.that would be the life I know. :-). Thanks for stopping over at my blog today. Its really too bad our one day of January warmth in New England has come and gone, eh? January 8, 2010 at 5:44 AM. For more, click here.

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Melanie Haney: Percolating

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Friday, January 8, 2010. 2010 Huh. How did that happen? Wasn't I just holding my first baby? Wasn't I just the starry eyed MFA student walking onto campus and thinking this was the beginning of great things? Life has been a storm lately, leaving me with little time to catch my breath or write things down. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Bio, Online Stories, Links and More. The Simplest of Acts: And other Stories. Praise for The Simplest of Acts. Bibliophile By The Sea. Peeking Between The Pages.

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Nannette Croce Writer/Editor: PUBLISHED FICTION

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Zuni the Pueblo Dog). A pack of feral-looking dogs now circled beneath the door of my SUV, with the two gentlemen, who continued to glare at me from under the visors of their baseball caps, making no move to call them off. The Foundations of Churchill. He said our place used to be a motor court called Dew Drop Inn. The Box of Cereal. The Writer's Post Journal July 2004. At the word "important" I reach for the phone. Then I remember there is nothing important left to tell me. At the Edge of the Woods.

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Melanie Haney: Imagination

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Monday, August 3, 2009. Now that summer has finally showed itself here in New England, after weeks of gray skies and dreary mornings with rain splattering our windows, I'm hoping to be inspired by the imagination and whimsy of my children. The novel is progressing, taking it's own turns and surprising me as I write. I've begun sneaking it in while working. In between answering inquiries about 401K's and minding my schedule adherence. Still I'd rather be chasing bubbles. September 8, 2009 at 5:56 AM.

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Melanie Haney: Reading

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Tuesday, September 22, 2009. I've been feeling swallowed by life lately. I write in my sleep and wake up feeling blissfully productive - without ever having touched my fingers to a keyboard. Characters flourish, stories gracefully arc, phrases turn themselves. The second is the time spent with my husband in a near catatonic state of television watching. Ok, catatonic is not a fair assessment as often I will exercise while watching, but still, it's the way my mind feels after watching an hour or two.