Just keep writing.
The ins, outs, and totally upside-downs of writing your book... and about some other stuff, too.
Wednesday, November 30, 2016
Tuesday, November 29, 2016
Monday, November 28, 2016
'Gang aft agley' -- Go right down the tubes
The best-laid schemes o' mice an' men
Gang aft agley,
--"To a Mouse, on Turning Her Up in Her Nest with the Plough," Bobby Burns, 1875
Gang aft agley,
--"To a Mouse, on Turning Her Up in Her Nest with the Plough," Bobby Burns, 1875
Just keep writing. (You can text later.)
Wednesday, November 9, 2016
Caregiving: A living prayer
My latest at Our Sunday Visitor Newsweekly.
Caregiving: A living prayer
Some of you may know in 2005 my late wife, Monica, and I founded the Friends of St. John the Caregiver. I've continued that work since her death in early 2013.
Her death is why I wrote "Mildred Nudge: A Widower's Tale."
Just keep writing.
Caregiving: A living prayer
Some of you may know in 2005 my late wife, Monica, and I founded the Friends of St. John the Caregiver. I've continued that work since her death in early 2013.
Her death is why I wrote "Mildred Nudge: A Widower's Tale."
Just keep writing.
A Gathering of Writers
I'm late in thanking Emily F. of the (beautiful!) Monroe Library, in lovely Monroe, Washington, who invited me to give a presentation last week. It was part of the Sno-Isle Libraries' "Write Now" series.
I was really pleased five brave souls showed up on a dark November night for "How to Write Your Novel in Nine Weeks." Three had questions about novel writing and two were working on non-fiction books. All had interesting plots and topics.
My goal was to share some tricks and techniques that work for me and -- probably more importantly -- let them know that, yes, they can write a book! Beginning. Middle. And end.
Just keep writing. (My advice to those five ... and you.)
I was really pleased five brave souls showed up on a dark November night for "How to Write Your Novel in Nine Weeks." Three had questions about novel writing and two were working on non-fiction books. All had interesting plots and topics.
My goal was to share some tricks and techniques that work for me and -- probably more importantly -- let them know that, yes, they can write a book! Beginning. Middle. And end.
Just keep writing. (My advice to those five ... and you.)
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