In my writing group, I often hear complaints when I suggest we try a written exercise as opposed to one with a laptop or other computer device. I have said it before and I’ll likely say it again: writing by … Continue reading →
In my writing group, I often hear complaints when I suggest we try a written exercise as opposed to one with a laptop or other computer device. I have said it before and I’ll likely say it again: writing by … Continue reading →
It’s the first Monday in August. Five months left in the year. Here are some questions to get you thinking: 1. What did you miss doing this summer? List all the things you can think of. 2. What do you … Continue reading →
It’s the first Monday in August. Five months left in the year. Here are some questions to get you thinking: 1. What did you miss doing this summer? List all the things you can think of. 2. What do you … Continue reading →
One of the best ways to get better at understanding our own boxes and their effect on us is through journaling. I don’t mean the stereotypical daily page-by-page, blow-by-blow accounts, but more like letters to ourselves. In fact, writing a … Continue reading →
One of the best ways to get better at understanding our own boxes and their effect on us is through journaling. I don’t mean the stereotypical daily page-by-page, blow-by-blow accounts, but more like letters to ourselves. In fact, writing a … Continue reading →
Welcome to The Noonhour, a Podcast featuring essays, children’s stories, and other items I find interesting. It’s an experiment that I’m enjoying, so sit back, relax, and listen to The Noonhour
Continue reading →Welcome to The Noonhour, a Podcast featuring essays, children’s stories, and other items I find interesting. It’s an experiment that I’m enjoying, so sit back, relax, and listen to The Noonhour
Continue reading →The 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month are the Prompt Group meetings for the Evanston Writers Workshop. It’s funny, but I find that on prompt days, I don’t usually do my morning pages in the morning. Today is no … Continue reading →
In writing, we get to use what we know. This used to intimidate me (what if I don’t know anything??) until I realized that’s my inner critic talking. I do too know stuff. So. What do I know? The airspeed … Continue reading →