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On Friendship: Introduction
Read more: On Friendship: IntroductionThis lack is not something new, and it may not be something everyone experiences, but I’ve felt it and seen it creeping like a shadow over my social circles and family for years.
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Between the Lines/A Touch of Grace
Read more: Between the Lines/A Touch of GraceSeveral months ago I had the privilege of being speaking with Randy Lacy, host of the Between the Lines podcast. Our episode recently aired and I am excited to share it here with all of you. Randy is a great encouragement to literature of all kinds in Canada and elsewhere. Please visit his website and…
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My Fear of Mistakes, and a Grammar Book
Read more: My Fear of Mistakes, and a Grammar BookWhen we are afraid of mistakes, we gloss them over, ignore them, or stop trying to accomplish what we have set out to do.
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Pointed Short Stories
Read more: Pointed Short StoriesIt’s addictive and helps propel one forward to the next project with vigor and a sharper focus. If you struggle to never finish a writing project. Try a short story on for size.
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Reflections (1)
Read more: Reflections (1)They give glimpses into the journey my heart has been on since birth.
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The Dreaded Red Mark
Read more: The Dreaded Red MarkI love the adventure of writing. I love exploring and experiencing the world or emotions I write about. But when I finish that first draft, editing must always happen.
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The Give and Take of Creativity
Read more: The Give and Take of CreativityGive and take is the foundation of life, and it’s no different for creativity and writing.
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The Art of Remembering/The Edge of Humanity Magazine
Read more: The Art of Remembering/The Edge of Humanity MagazineI have always enjoyed learning about others, other cultures, other peoples, other places. The Edge of Humanity Magazine has been a great place to see glimpses of others, and their daily lives, through the photography, art, poetry, and articles they highlight. I particularly enjoy the art, and poetry.
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The Beauty of Fiction
Read more: The Beauty of FictionWhy do people make up stories that aren’t true? Why do we play with reality in search of a fantastical story line? Is there any worth to this nonsense?
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Kirsten McNeill Creative Coach/Author Interview
Read more: Kirsten McNeill Creative Coach/Author InterviewSeveral months I got to participate in an author interviewed with Kirsten McNeill. She is a fellow creator, author, editor, podcast host and creative coach. She has some really amazing new things in her future. But following her dreams has meant she needs to leave some old projects behind, so the platform our interview lives…
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