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Writing Tips: May 2007

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Tips and inspiration towards preserving your family stories. Wednesday, May 23, 2007. A flashback is a scene from the past that gives the reader further insight to what is going through the mind of the person he is reading about. There is always something that triggers a flashback- a smell, a familiar sight or a remembered comment. In our book,. A Speck In God's Eye,. I turned and ran through the ditch into the hay field and lay down in the knee-deep hay, my heart pounding in my chest.". I enjoy the vari...

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The Deadly Duo: March 2009

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Thursday, March 26, 2009. In the Bible you have many examples of romantic heroes in the Old Testament: Samson and Delilah—he embodies male strength and its weaknesses; David, the epic hero of the Jews, who shows not only great strength of character but also great weakness (are we seeing a pattern here? After all, he’s got to woo the heroine. I wanted not only a romantic hero, but a little of the suffering servant (what did I tell ya about stealing from the best? Posted by Karen Syed. Simple question, yes...

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The Deadly Duo: "Public Enemies" Showcases Chicago

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Wednesday, July 8, 2009. Public Enemies" Showcases Chicago. I usually wait until feature films are available on DVD before watching them, but with "Public Enemies," I made an exception and saw this new release in a theater last week. My eagerness stemmed from two interests: Chicago history in general and the life and times of John Dillinger in particular. This bank robber/desperado was dubbed "Public Enemy No. 1" by the FBI in the 1930s. Call it film noir, Chicago-style. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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The Deadly Duo: October 2008

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Sunday, October 26, 2008. A Room of my Own. The reigning advice of the day for writers is to have a space where you can write everyday. I used to be a binge writer, taking a vacation day from work to write all day. In a few weeks I’d repeat the process. Subsequent binges required I re-read the pages from the previous binge. The process became more re-reading to get the threads firmly in my hands and less writing. I have a corner window the view mostly filled with a sturdy crab apple tree. I have my r...

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Koester Content: February 2008

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Koester Content - Your Professional Blogging Service! Contact: koestercontent@gmail.com This blog will detail my freelance writing business as well as offer other freelance writers resources, tips, and advice for their own freelance writing careers. Sunday, February 17, 2008. Yaro Stark is an extremely talented blogger who shares his tips for successful blogging with other bloggers who want to attain success in blogging. Posted by Fur Everywhere. Links to this post. Family Circle's 2008 Fiction Contest.

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Author's Information - Wind's Ladder

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Writing Awards and Other Kudos. Hi, I’m Brenda Nelson-Davis writing as Mia Celeste. I'm from a family of English teachers and authors. After 15 years as an English (for Language Learners) teacher, I’m trying my hand at writing. I’ve completed four fantasy novels. I’m currently submitting the third and fourth to agents and editors. I live in Milwaukee, Wisconsin with my husband and sons. You’re welcome to contact me at. Organizations I belong to:. Fantasy, Futuristic and Paranormal Special Interest Chapter.

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About Us | Kettle Community Writers

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The Kettle Community Writers are an unofficial committee of enthusiastic writers from Kewaskum and the surrounding communities. They came together in the winter of 2007 to discuss public programs and support for local writers. They receive support from a handful of local organizations, but are beholden to none. Published on October 15, 2008 at 2:18 pm Leave a Comment. To TrackBack this entry is:. Https:/ kcwriters.wordpress.com/about/trackback/. Feed for comments on this post. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.

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“We are all storytellers” workshop | Kettle Community Writers

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8220;We are all storytellers” workshop. For detailed information on presenters and sessions, please click on the link provided to your right (hint: it says 2008 Writers Workshop). Alternately, if you don’t want to do that, or can’t find the link, click here. I hope to see you on the 6th! On November 21, 2008 at 6:35 pm Leave a Comment. To TrackBack this entry is:. Https:/ kcwriters.wordpress.com/2008/11/21/we-are-all-storytellers-workshop/trackback/. Feed for comments on this post. Enter your comment here.

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Sessions | Kettle Community Writers

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For every life there’s a unique story: No one can write yours but you. This class will help you get started and stay motivated. We’ll explore what we write about, why, and for whom. We’ll dive in with exercises on characters, settings, and story structure. On completion you’ll have a deeper understanding of what makes a compelling memoir, and how to go about writing one. My Words Are Gonna Linger,. An anthology from Personal History Press. More info: whitesarah.com. Writing for the Stage. 8220;, was nomi...