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- Brittany Smith is doing a reading! mylifeisbooked.blog/2021/01/16/im-… via @wordpressdotcom 1 week ago
- Debut writers reading there works this Wednesday. fb.me/e/GXpf3FPC 1 week ago
- Another great workshop from author Dariel Suarez at the #NHWP603 virtual conference. https://t.co/gNM9NDyXCM 3 months ago
- Enjoying the 603 NHWP Panel: You're Done, Now What? Moderated by @PeterBiello , with Brunonia Barry, @JNRlitauthor… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 3 months ago
- Enjoying Submissions 101 with @JNRlitauthor at #NHWP603. Great job @nhwritersproj ! https://t.co/geR0orrzoR 3 months ago
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Leaving Killarney
A quick update for those that follow Toss the Typewriter. Please don’t give up on me. I’ll be back soon. Balancing a full-time job with writing has been a challenge. I’m mid-way through my first draft of my second novel. … Continue reading
Posted in FYI for Regular Visitors, Reading and Writing
Tagged #Iamwriting, fiction, Ireland, Killarney
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Tax Season Humor
Although it’s only March 1st, April is waving from around the corner. Ahh April, such a glorious month: mud, dirty snow, and taxes, taxes, taxes. This morning I awoke determined to organize the chaos of the prior year. Juice, coffee, … Continue reading
Posted in FYI for Regular Visitors, Just for Fun
Tagged Dan Mitchell, David Albrecht, Quadratic Formula, Tax humor, Taxes, Tim Slagle
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Wkly Brief – 2014 in review
Here’s an excerpt: A New York City subway train holds 1,200 people. This blog was viewed about 4,900 times in 2014. If it were a NYC subway train, it would take about 4 trips to carry that many people. Click … Continue reading
Posted in FYI for Regular Visitors, Weekly Brief
Tagged 2014, Weekly Brief, Year in Review
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Wkly Brief – Junk Drawer or Treasure Chest?
It started as a place to keep paperclips, and maybe to squirrel away a pen. Soon there are fat, purple rubber bands, the kind that hold the broccoli together at the grocery story; rubber bands that you have to keep … Continue reading