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Finding Yourself Inside The Story
ˆ Luc Grun and me in his studio in Riquewihr, France. Guess who’s coming to dinner? Our new friends and owners of the apartment we’d rented for the week invited us downstairs one evening t… more →
Terri Hale
Finding Yourself Inside The Story
wrote 2 weeks ago: ˆ Luc Grun and me in his studio in Riquewihr, France. Guess who’s coming to dinner? Our new fr … more →
Heroes Real and Imagined: Knights Across the Centuries
wrote 2 weeks ago: Knights in Shining Armor are not always what they seem. In April, we drove to France for lunch. (I l … more →
Of Carriages and Chapels: Medieval Moments
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wrote 3 weeks ago: Chapelle de l’Oberhof “Will I ever get through those locked gates to see the 14th centur … more →
A Night at the Museum: Kaysersberg, France
wrote 3 weeks ago: Enter at your own risk! May 18 from 7:00 pm to midnight across France was “A Night at the Muse … more →
On Writing A Novel: A Vacation of Research
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wrote 3 weeks ago: Sometimes you just have to pack your bags and go there… My husband and I have taken a week of … more →
AWP 2013
wrote 3 months ago: With over five hundred scheduled events, seven hundred exhibitors, nearly two thousand panelists, an … more →
Amélie: An Alsatian Tale...Music as a Muse
wrote 4 months ago: I love music boxes… Last year our son and daughter-in-law came to visit us in Germany. We took … more →
New Novel: Setting the Stage
wrote 6 months ago: My writing nook… While fishing for an agent for my novel, The Stone Manor, I’m beginning … more →
Prague: Medieval Magic and Majesty
wrote 6 months ago: (Walking across the Charles Bridge.) One of my favorite European cities is Prague, Czech Repu … more →
Amelie: From Castle to Cottage
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wrote 7 months ago: (Castle tower in Kaysersberg, Alsace, France.) When a character introduces herself… Following … more →
An Alsatian Tale: Now and Then
wrote 7 months ago: (The cemetery in Kaysersberg, Alsace, France.) It’s fall in France. Everywhere I look, from th … more →
An Alsatian Tale: Letting the character tell her own story.
wrote 7 months ago: (Kaysersberg, Alsace, France) How characters tell their own stories… One of my favorite … more →
Living in Europe: Ancient Voices
wrote 8 months ago: (Lion Pharmacy in Kandern, Germany) One of the many things I love about living in Europe is being su … more →
BREAK YOUR FACE AGAINST THE RULES
wrote 9 months ago: 10 Rules about Writing By Timmy Reed When my teacher, Jane Delury, asked my thesis class to prepare … more →
Winner, Winner, Chicken Dinner...
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wrote 9 months ago: My 53-word untitled short story won Press 53′s Fifty-Three Word Short Story Contest, judged by … more →
The Art of Waiting OR Can I Get a Bit of Closure SOMEWHERE
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wrote 10 months ago: (Me, in 2002, in the Highlands near Inverness, Scotland, listening for a word from my ancestors. I h … more →
Fiddling Around: Name that Tune
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wrote 10 months ago: (My great-grandfather’s fiddle. He’s the man in the photo.) My mother inherited her gran … more →
Stephen King: On Writing
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wrote 10 months ago: I’m afraid of the dark! There, I said it. Always have been, always will be. It goes along with … more →
Why Do Lawyers Write Fiction?
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wrote 10 months ago: Many of the books sitting on my shelf or stored in my Kindle are authored by lawyers, such as Franci … more →
