Monthly Archives: May 2015

No More Excuses

Posted on May 28, 2015 by jayne bowers

This has been a unique week. Quite unusual, in fact. For the first time in thirty-five years, I have no classes to teach. Not one. Since my retirement three years ago, I’m now an adjunct whose employment depends on registration … Continue reading →

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Spell Out Arizona

Posted on May 14, 2015 by jayne bowers

I enjoy being part of a critique group. The members are varied in writing experience, style, genre, and ability. One member can write musicals, another poetry, and still another short stories. We have novelists in our group too. Despite our … Continue reading →

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Dr. Farmer, Myra, and DeWitt

Posted on May 7, 2015 by jayne bowers

One of the presenters at the recent Rock Hill Intensive Writing Workshop said she blogged every day. When I asked her how she did that AND continued to write her mysteries, she replied that sometimes she might just put a … Continue reading →

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Poetry or Flash Fiction?

Posted on May 1, 2015 by jayne bowers

After a fun and informative day at Saturday’s Rock Hill Intensive Writing Workshop, those of us who attended from the midlands are psyched up and ready to plan our own workshop for this fall. Although we’re working on another anthology, … Continue reading →

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