Read more at:
Did you see that?
Archives
Just saying…
- Brittany Smith is doing a reading! mylifeisbooked.blog/2021/01/16/im-… via @wordpressdotcom 4 days ago
- Debut writers reading there works this Wednesday. fb.me/e/GXpf3FPC 4 days 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
Category Archives: Inspiration
I’m Doing A Reading!
Originally posted on My Life Is Booked:
Last year, I joined a lovely group of writers primarily composed for people from my graduate school. I think I’ll dedicated another post to my experiences with this group and how it’s helped…
Posted in Inspiration
Leave a comment
Otherwise, God Winks
My last runaway was to Twin Mountain, NH, in November 2019, to work on my MFA Fiction thesis. That weekend, I brought along the book, When God Winks: How the Power of Coincidence Guides Your Life, by Squire D. Rushnell, … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Inspiration, Reading and Writing
Tagged Donald Hall, God Winks, Jane Kenyon, poetry, Synergy
2 Comments
From Boston with Love
Last September, in the early morning hours on a leaf-turning day, I saw the words London, J-Term, and writing splash onto the electronic message board next to me at UNH’s Hamilton Smith Hall. As an older working student, study abroad … Continue reading
Posted in Inspiration, Just for Fun, Nostalgia, Self Confidence
Tagged #amwriting, Boston, London, Travel
Comments Off on From Boston with Love
Considering #Perception
Yesterday I posted a photo to Instagram. The last streetlights still shone as the sun rose behind the maple trees in Durham, New Hampshire. The sunrise sparked upwards, yellow and orange, splattering red out and up, and fading to gentle … Continue reading
Technology and Creativity
Last Autumn, in my first writing workshop, I joked that the difference between a Master of Information Technology and a Master of Fine Arts (MFA) is I can do my MFA homework while resting in my hammock. While that statement … Continue reading