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My name is Lauren and I have just graduated from SUNY Purchase College with a dual degree in Creative Writing and History. Welcome to my little corner of the Internet, where I hope to share with you my dreams, struggles, and general adventures as I write historical fiction, learn new technologies, travel, and generally live life as a recent…
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My name is Lauren Conrad and I write historical fiction. I am currently working on a novel set between London, New York City, and the Atlantic Ocean immediately after the American Revolutionary War. I have written one other novel set in a 1760s London coffee house. I am a member of the Historical Novelist Society. I attended their 2016 conference in Oxford, England and I will be at the 2017 conference in Portland, Oregon. One thought on “ About Me. Love you. Nana Banana. September 13, 2012 at 3:52 am.
Day-to-Day Thoughts – Writing Through Time
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Only a historical novelist would think about these things on a day-to-day basis:. My character wants to hug another character. I can’t say hug. Do I use the word embrace? How hard is it to tie a stay or a corset in the back by yourself? How would a poor widow with no female companions or maids do it? Will readers doubt me when my poor characters eat oysters? They were for the poor back then. How many research books can an NYC apartment hold? Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
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How to Take a Trip to London for Less. And how you can, too. I went in January. I stayed at a hostel. I spent as little as possible on meals. I walked and visited free museums. It may come as a shock, but London is chock-full of cheap activities for tourists. Major museums like the Museum of London and the National Gallery and the National Portrait Gallery are free. Smaller, private museums usually cost a few pou. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public).
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News Media and Events. Daily Archives: August 12, 2015. Wednesday’s Writing & Words. August 12, 2015. From Fairytales to Fiction. Because of the covers the genre actually is nicknamed bodice rippers. Yet these stories were magical in my teenage eyes. Yeah, tyouhat is the point. It’s fiction, the more trouble you make your characters face the more rewarding it is in the end when they finally get to be together. Creating Obstacles to Overcome. So what will your characters face today? Http:/ www.blog...
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News Media and Events. Wednesday’s Writing and Words with Charles Ray. July 1, 2015. Today on Wednesday’s Writing and Words, I’m excited to introduce Charles Ray, author of Frontier Justice. Frontier Justice: Bass Reeves, Deputy U.S. Marshal. Is a fictionalized account of Reeves’ first two years as a deputy marshal. Why don’t you tell us a little about yourself? Where do you live? What genre do you write? Why do you like that particular type of story? What are your fondest memories of writing or reading?
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News Media and Events. Monthly Archives: July 2015. Wednesday’s Writing & Words. July 29, 2015. Having recently relocated to the beautiful state of Kentucky I have come across some words and phrases that I’ve never heard before. Today’s word of the week is one that I find fun and interesting. My daughter first told me this word and I thought she was making it up. I mean who has ever heard of catawampus? Doesn’t that sound like a totally made up word? Word of the Week. Chiefly Midland and Southern U.S.
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News Media and Events. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email. Join 3,520 other followers. Http:/ brian-bigelow.blogspot.com/. Science fi...
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News Media and Events. Today on Wednesday’s, Writing and Words we are interviewing author S.I. Hayes. June 17, 2015. Today on Wednesday’s Writing and Words, I’m excited to introduce S.I. Hayes, author of Epic Fantasy Trilogy, The In Dreams Series and Centuries of Blood. Thank you so much for stopping by today and letting us delve into your creative mind! Three men, a single heart. What’s a girl to do? Especially when one of them has fangs…. Why don’t you tell us a little about yourself? What an odd quest...
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News Media and Events. Can Bailey solve the murder before her heart is broken again? Can Caitlin find faith in God and love in the arms of her enemy? When love and loss collide will Megan find faith and peace? Will she choose the right path? As Mallory wages war innocent people pay the price. Will the Dillingham family be able to survive the destruction caused by her devious plot? Murder of an Oil Heiress. Ie=UTF8&qid=1429055817&sr=8-1&keywords=murder of an oil heiress. Query=murder of an oil heiress.
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News Media and Events. Call to Arms – Book Marketing Results. June 15, 2015. Thought I’d share this as it has some wonderful info for marketing. Enjoy! Nicholas C. Rossis. Following my Call to Arms. A number of you responded by sharing with me your book marketing experience. I now have about a hundred responses by some fifty authors. Although some of the responses were expected, there were quite a few surprises in there for me. That includes any entries where this was not specified. Nicholas C. Rossis.
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News Media and Events. Introducing Author Candy Ann Little. August 4, 2015. Charles Ray's Ramblings. Is a historical romance. Set amid political unrest in 1789, Caitlin Gallagher finds herself in an arranged marriage. She hates the idea of marriage and loathes the man that is now her husband. With all the turmoil in her life, she starts to doubt her faith. Can Caitlin find faith in God and love in the arms of her enemy? Is a contemporary romance. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Enter your email a...
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News Media and Events. Wednesday’s Writing & Words. August 12, 2015. From Fairytales to Fiction. Besides being the only books laying around to read, I quickly fell in love with the genre. Romance novels seem to get a bad rap more than likely because of the sex scenes. I’m sure the covers don’t help elevate the genre either. I mean who can take a book seriously when the covers depict handsome, muscular guys with no shirts on, ripping the dress off of a beautiful ladies? Creating Obstacles to Overcome.
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Writing Through The Monotony. August 4, 2015. August 4, 2015. That on that day, at that hour, I shall lift my arms. And my roots will set off to seek another land.”. On that day, at the hour, she did lift her arms. And she did, find roots in another land. Till I reunite with her, this is the space in which we find each other again, momentarily. This is a response to Flash Fiction for Aspiring Writers. Photo prompt graciously provided by Louise with “The Storyteller’s Abode”. July 30, 2015. July 30, 2015.
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Writing Through The Pain. An uplifting, inspirational blog about the life and faith of an independent, Winnipeg, artist working to create music and art that helps to inspire positive, social, change. While building and establishing her small production company, In The Closet Productions "A voice for the voiceless", that aims to bring awareness to the impact of childhood sexual abuse. Wednesday, 2 November 2016. I hope all is well with you! Thank you for your loving support. It is much appreciated! Feel f...
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Writing Through The Wounds of War | Inspiration and resources for soldiers and veterans
Writing Through The Wounds of War. Inspiration and resources for soldiers and veterans. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Soldier / Veteran Writers and Their Projects. July 18, 2011. Featured individually below with links to their interviews and reviews. R E F L E C T I O N S O N W R I T I N G I N W A R and P E A C E. Anthony Swofford, center, the author of Jarhead, leads a workshop at Western Connecticut State. To Mailer, A Good Soldier Puts War on Paper. Wendy Carlson, 2009.4.8. Under...
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Writing Through The Years. Friday, December 23, 2011. Writing Through The Years. By, Natasha Wadhwa. Senior Year – Clothesline Project. 65279; Junior Year – Zip. Sophomore Year – Exploding Moment. Freshman Year – The Wonder of Winter. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Writing Through The Years By, Natasha Wadhwa Senio. Ethereal template. Powered by Blogger.
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Adaptation and Intertextuality | ENG 1131: Writing Through Media, Section 7489, Spring 2011
ENG 1131: Writing Through Media, Section 7489, Spring 2011. April 16, 2011. Week 16: April 18-20. Evaluations; Course Wrap-Up. Final Essay and Extra Credit due via email by the end of the day on Tuesday, April 26th. Week 16 Blog Prompt. April 16, 2011. Reflecting back on the course in its totality, what have you learned about adaptation, intertextuality, and/or pop culture in general? Which units did you take the most away from, and what was it that you learned or otherwise engaged with? April 16, 2011.
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A creative writing journey. About the Children’s Grief Center. Books (literary) about grief. Children and young adult books about grief. Essays (literary) about grief. Nonfiction books about grief. Review: Holding Silvan by Monica Wesolowska. May 26, 2015. I don’t really consider myself a literary critic, so sometimes I read reviews on Amazon or GoodReads. Even though I don’t write traditional reviews, I find reading what others say sometimes helps me find a way. To a critique. In the case of. We underst...
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Ellie O’Leary often writes about growing up in the village of Freedom, Maine. She has won the Martin Dibner Memorial Fellowship in poetry, is the previous host of Writers Forum on WERU-FM, and has taught at Pyramid Life Center (NY) and Belfast (Maine) Senior College. She currently studies poetry in the Stonecoast MFA program. Her memoir in progress is Up Home Again. www.EllieOLeary.com. Wednesday, January 4, 2017. Getting Back to Blogging. Is a list of them, nicely gathered by Aerogramme Writers' Studio&...
