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Monthly Archives: September 2009
What I’ve Learned Along the Way
. I finally finished my WIP. Some of you may be scratching your head and wondering, didn’t I finish it already? Like two weeks ago? Yes. But it didn’t work. I knew it didn’t work. Earlier in my writing career, … Continue reading
Posted in Michelle's Posts
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Just for fun
Last Thursday, Sarah Parr guest blogged with us about playing the “what if?” game. Asking what if we brought zombies, or dead people, back to modern day life. I went on Twitter and asked “What dead person would you like … Continue reading
Posted in Edie's Posts
Tagged According to Jane, Anne Frank, Jane Austen, Marilyn Brant, Marilyn Monroe
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Romantic Intolerance
I ran into Barbara Vey of Publishers Weekly the other day. Always a pleasure since we don’t get together as often as we’d like. However, she was telling me about her recent visit to the nearest Barnes & Noble store … Continue reading
Posted in Liz's Posts
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The Week Ahead with Erica Hayes
We are really looking forward to welcoming Erica Hayes as a guest blogger this Thursday at MM. Erica survived her childhood on a strict diet of Roald Dahl, Nancy Drew and the Famous Five, and wanted to be Doctor Who’s … Continue reading
Review: DARK NEST by Leanna Renee Hieber
DARK NEST is the first novella I’ve reviewed. It’s an ebook, which you can buy from Crescent Moon Press, but I see it’s available on Amazon in print. It was a 2009 Prism Award Winner, but besides that, I knew … Continue reading
Once Upon A Time
Many past tellers of fairytales, myths, and folklore were older women passing information and wisdom to the young. The political climate wasn’t always conducive for women to speak their truth. And so, they regalled the irony of political boobs, and … Continue reading
Posted in LaDonna's Posts
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Guest blogger Sarah Parr
My Favorite Zombies By Sarah Parr Pick a zombie and ask – WHAT IF this person were here, brought back and brought in to modern day? Scientists, philosophers, politicians, radicals, authors – the concept takes thought! The best person might … Continue reading
Make it work!
These last few seasons I’ve become a fan of Project Runway. The designers are creative people, trying to make it in a competitive business, and they remind me of writers who are determined to succeed. This season the show moved … Continue reading
Posted in Edie's Posts
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Early Attempts
When going through my home office (during an effort to clear it in preparation of completely re-vamping it), I was amazed at some of the stuff I found. Besides the dust, which was far deeper than is healthy … especially … Continue reading
Posted in Liz's Posts
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Week ahead with Sarah Parr
We’re please to welcome Sarah Parr as our guest this Thursday. Although she looks like any soccer mom on the block, author Sarah Parr does more in a single day than most people manage in a lifetime. Traveling through Georgian … Continue reading