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Winter Thoughts
The sun is brilliant and is offering me hope, for my winter weariness has become as heavy as the weight of the snow in Boston and the surrounds. I am agitated, angry, and anxious. I have always liked alliteration. Yesterday, … Continue reading
A Woman Needs A Woman to Pray To!
It is a frigid -2 degrees morning with glittering sun-gold snow mounds and I am in need of prayer. I’ve been weakened by the flu and the vicissitudes of life. And yet I am hopeful and grateful this day, even … Continue reading
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Tagged Draft Riots, hope, Ireland, novel New York City, prayer, St. Brighid, St. Brigid, St. Brigit
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For Serious Writers – A Visit with Jacob Marley
This is from a talk I gave at the Watkins Glen, New York Writers’ Group in October of this year: “I get up; I walk; I fall down. Meanwhile, I keep dancing” (Hillel) or, “I get up; I walk; I … Continue reading
Posted in Writing; publishing; talks
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A Little Art Exhibit
“Just finish it!” my ninth grade art instructor said with clenched teeth as he stood behind me breathing down my neck as I worked on a sketch of a chair. If only I had more time, I’d get the … Continue reading
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Tagged art, creativity, exhibiting art, inspiration, painting, writing
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Nature, Real or Fantasy?
I bought a new T-shirt because it’s April after a long, harsh winter and I need color. On the tag it says, “Nature is imagination itself” William Blake I often think that someday I’ll take the time to read more … Continue reading
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Tagged bluebirds, creativity, fantasy, healing, imagination, love, Nature, real, transformation, trees
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The Prayer by Stephan J. Myers
Rolling through my Twitter feed one morning, I came upon a tweet by BookViral, a state of the art, sophisticated book review site. I went to their web site and read, At BookViral we focus our energy on discovering authors … Continue reading
Pavlova in a Hat Box, Sweet Memories and Recipes
Hemingway posed for beer ads, Walt Whitman self-published Leaves of Grass and wrote his own reviews under a pseudonym; In 1887, Guy de Maupassant sent up a hot-air balloon over the Seine with the name of his latest short story. … Continue reading
I Have to be About My Art!
It’s a new year and I have a new publisher for Norah: The Making of an Irish-American Woman in 19th-Century New York. My previous publisher, Lucky Press, went out of business and for months after, I couldn’t query publishers. I … Continue reading
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Tagged historical fiction, hope, Irish history, Norah, persevering with art, publishing, rejection letters, writing
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Pavlova in a Hat Box
Hemingway posed for beer ads, Walt Whitman self-published Leaves of Grass and wrote his own reviews under a pseudonym; In 1887, Guy de Maupassant sent up a hot-air balloon over the Seine with the name of his latest short story. … Continue reading
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Tagged advertising, art, books, desserts, essays, marketing, pastry, promotion, writing
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