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Intentional Writing

I get lots of questions about writing—the craft of it, what my work day is like, how to begin a project.  For those of you who are local (Twin Cities area or SE MN), I’m teaching a class on August 25th, from 6 to 9 p.m.,  at Crossings at Carnegie. I’m including the class info […]

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Go Further

From Natalie Goldberg’s Writing Down the Bones. [Post image: Rock Climbing in the Black Hills by lkdegen on stock.xchng]

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If You Want to Write

Last Thursday evening, at my Rochester Art Center reading, a woman asked, “When did you start calling yourself an author?”  It’s a good question, one that, I’m sure, every artist asks him- or herself.  Does the label come with the simple act of writing?  Do you accept the label when you’ve become published…or won an […]

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Broken For You

I’ve been reading in the early morning hours, while Dan plays with Liliana around the pool.  It’s been utterly delicious. I just finished reading Broken for You.  Excellent book.  Started out slow, but built up steam and was a tear-jerker in the end.  A great book about an odd, yet believable, surrogate family. I’m onto […]

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Fiction Writing Suggestions

Today, I feel tapped out–in all ways.  I’m not feeling very creative, nor am I getting much writing done.  It’s discouraging to have come this far (to the publication stage), then experience such doldrums.  But I rest in the fact that it can’t last too long (oh, please, don’t tell me differently!), and we’ll all […]

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