April Update
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Tag Archives: Writing
Neo Renaissance Means Occasionally Leaving One’s Comfort Zone
(Forgot to claim my 2013 award.) *blush* Not much time to post since I’m in the middle of my third writing marathon known as National Novel Writing Month, or NaNoWriMo, […]
Writing Milestones–One Large, One Small
Good news for most writers comes, rarely at best. So I was particularly pleased and grateful to achieve two noteworthy goals in the past few weeks. Not quite Champagne-worthy (I’ll […]
NaNoWriMo and Neo-Ren
If you read this title and thought NaNoWriMo is some weird hybrid animal that’s a cross between an alien being from the planet Ork and a rhinoceros, then you probably […]
UWWI Thoughts and Impressions 2013
(My next blog post will start toward the new direction I’m taking this blog–A Neo Renaissance focus for us specialized, compartmentalized, 21st-century Americans.) Keep those suggestions rolling in! 😉 *haven’t had […]
A New Direction for this Blog
After attending the Tucson Festival of Books last month, one of the biggest nuggets of information I gleaned from the various workshops was Kristin Lamb’s idea that authors of fiction […]
Bonus Blog- A Chance to win a Kindle Fire
Hi guys, check out Joe Warnimont’s blog for a chance to win a free Kindle Fire. Pretty easy to enter, and he writes a good blog for writers. http://writewithwarnimont.com
I think I’ve got it! By George, I think I’ve got it…well, at least some of it.
With due respect to Professor Henry Higgins and Eliza Doolittle of My Fair Lady and Pygmalion fame, I’ve figured out how to get published as a writer: GET BETTER! “Well, […]
Deconstructing “Gone Girl” by Gillian Flynn
I rarely read bestsellers for many reasons. Mainly, I’m a slow adopter of new anything: technology, popular culture, political issues, new cars, new drugs, etc. But since Gone Girl by Gillian […]
Eva Cassidy would have been a great writer … even though she was a singer.
All art forms are connected. Creativity is the common denominator. Good art has good structure. Great art has either great structure or unique (new or groundbreaking) structure. Whether the art […]
A Neo-Renaissance Writer 