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Category: General Interest

Writers Are Artists Too!

Posted on December 11, 2013 by rmfwBoss

When I was a beginning writer, lo these many moons ago, I applied for and received a Fellowship and Residency from the Ucross Foundation. This was a huge thing for me. For the Residency, I spent two weeks with a private room and a vast studio with no clocks and people there to feed me….

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A Very Happy Query Days!

Posted on December 10, 2013 by J.A. (Julie) Kazimer

By Julie Kazimer *Keep reading for a very special holiday gift from me to you! No skipping ahead or you’ll be on the naughty list. Oh, the holidays. Goodwill toward our fellow man. Gingerbread houses. A half-finished novel left over from NaNoWriMo. And of course, the dreaded New Year’s Resolution. I bet I know what…

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Sometimes You Need to Shut Down the Business Side of Your Brain

Posted on December 9, 2013 by Patricia Stoltey

By Vella Munn She was a tiny thing, several inches shorter than my 5’2” and maybe one hundred pounds. Her lovely white hair had been professionally styled, she had flawless skin and sparkling eyes, and her pink smock appeared to have just been washed and ironed. In contrast I looked like something the cat had…

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Talk to the Paw: Moody Pets

Posted on December 6, 2013 by Karen Duvall

by Karen Duvall Have you ever noticed how your pets pick up on your moods? If you’re feeling down, your beloved dog or cat instinctually knows you need a cuddle. Or if you’re cranky, they may become subdued and avoid contact altogether. I’m a generally calm person and rarely get cranky (or if I do…

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Looking With Better Eyes

Posted on December 5, 2013 by Patricia Stoltey

By Trai Cartwright Part 5 of a 6-part monthly series For the past few years, I decided I wanted to get better at reviewing the medium I watched. It’s a weird goal, but one I realized was essential because every writer gives this edict to would-be writers: read. I read, you read, we all read….

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