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Mass at Notre-Dame (or, How to Write a Found Poem) by Kimberlee Conway Ireton
Kristin LeMay’s I Told My Soul to Sing is a beautiful book. As I read, I kept thinking, “Now that is just like a line of poetry.” And I wasn’t talking about the Emily Dickinson poems that are scattere… more →
Northwest Christian Writers Association
INTERNET 4 LYF! LOL.
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wrote 4 weeks ago: Internet has been a part of everyone’s lives in this generation. Let’s not be hypocrites … more →
The 30 Day Writing Challenge
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wrote 1 month ago: My blogging buddy, Christina Jones, posted this just now. I’m thinking I might jump on the bandwagon … more →
Lending a Helping Hand
wrote 1 month ago: One of my favorite thing about my community theatre group, CAST, is the family atmosphere. My mom, … more →
Who Do You Write Like?
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wrote 2 months ago: Here is a quick, fun activity for you. If you have ever wondered who you write like, now you can fi … more →
Add to the story
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wrote 3 months ago: Image sourced from http://www.whensallymetsally.co.uk/entertainment/booksandwriting/short-story-comp … more →
Moving Up and Out!
wrote 3 months ago: Preparation is well under way for our community theatre‘s annual production. This year, we wi … more →
Mass at Notre-Dame (or, How to Write a Found Poem) by Kimberlee Conway Ireton
wrote 5 months ago: Kristin LeMay’s I Told My Soul to Sing is a beautiful book. As I read, I kept thinking, “Now that is … more →
Playing with words: Crafting a "Found Poem" and "tak a right guid-willie waught"
wrote 5 months ago: “Found poems take existing texts and refashion them, reorder them, and present them as poems. … more →
Website Wonders: I Write Like
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wrote 6 months ago: So I was randomly searching the web when I found this website: I Write Like. Basically, click on the … more →
Writing: Refreshing Value of Vacation
wrote 6 months ago: Thanksgiving week, and I am tired. This time of year, my thinking slithers down into some dark place … more →
NaNoWriMo Day 10: Wide-Eyed Abandon and A Little Writing Game For You (Complete with Prize!)
wrote 7 months ago: My imagination loves to run wide-eyed with abandon through the fields of wonder. This is why I love … more →
You Know You're a Writer When...
wrote 7 months ago: English: penulis = writer (Photo credit: Wikipedia) You know you’re a writer when … more →
Build Me a Platform, Jesus by Cherrie Herrin-Michehl, MA, LMHC
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wrote 8 months ago: NCWA’s Cherrie Herrin-Michehl ponders the platform dilemma. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ … more →
I hope you read this with an anapest or a dactyl tune
wrote 8 months ago: It has been three beautiful weeks. No facebook, no twitter, just a phone that stays alive for two da … more →
Speaking the writing: using voice recognition software or ‘training the Dragon’
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wrote 8 months ago: By Claire Aitchison Like many others, the trouble with my hands (neck, and shoulders) began while I … more →
It's The One Thing That Won't Change
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wrote 9 months ago: It’s been a while since my last 100 word prompt so it was a little hard getting back on track. … more →
Show and Tell
wrote 9 months ago: “They’re more like guidelines, anyway.” –Pirates of the Caribbean … more →
Friday's Fun Find: Uncle John's Bathroom Reader, Part Deux
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wrote 9 months ago: Remember how I started on the first day of August, suggesting you try something fun over at Uncle Jo … more →
You Know You're a Writer When...
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wrote 11 months ago: Writing (Photo credit: jjpacres) …every other email in your inbox has the subject heading, … more →
