My twenty-one month old son, Oliver, is beginning to talk. He’s been babbling for months, in construction that sounds like…
Continue reading →“We’re all messes.”
I write a word, then a few more, the words become sentences, the sentences paragraphs. Then I stop. I wait…
Continue reading →Let’s talk writing process.
The brilliant literati Chris Cander invited me to hop on a blog tour all about writing process. Chris is an…
Continue reading →From sickness breathes life.
Five days with a sick child, five days of physically wincing as he screamed, five days of holding him close…
Continue reading →From one hand to another.
I’ve known Robin Williams for so long that I can’t remember a time that I didn’t. Throughout my life, each…
Continue reading →There’s this thing about paper.
You can feel it. In your hands. Your eyes don’t narrow down into comic-book style slits to catch a word,…
Continue reading →The blank page.
In 2007, I started writing in a vocational sort of way, and I say that because I’ve always written. Of…
Continue reading →Tell me about your shoes.
I’m the youngest one in the room, but we all want to learn how to write. Some of us are…
Continue reading →Dinner is served.
Note: I wrote this on January 1, 2014, and have decided to move on from my food blog that is…
Continue reading →Write what you know.
I’ve just finished reading Amanda Coplin’s masterful novel “The Orchardist,” which I came to read because a dear friend put…
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