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Category Archives: books on writing
Attitude Adjustment
Ever had something come along at just the right time, something that made you wake up and see truth? A moment when you felt woke? One day last week two incidents occurred within such a short period of time that … Continue reading
Be Teachable
I’m delighted to have a story accepted for publication in moonShine Review. It’s an honor, something I’ve been working toward for a couple of years at least, maybe longer. More than once, a friend told me I should … Continue reading
Posted in Annie Dillard, books, books on writing, critique groups, editing, fiction, Uncategorized, writing, writing fiction
Tagged Annie Dillard, critique groups, Delia Owens, writing, writing fiction
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Well, Alrighty Then
I love teaching, I really do. I should be retired by now, and for the most part I am. I teach two online classes but don’t show up at 8:00 ready to “rock and roll.” Nor do have committee work, … Continue reading
Exclamation Points & Oxford Commas
Intrigued by a friend’s comments about her personal use of the exclamation point, I clicked the link she had posted a to a New York Times’ article about Dreyer’s English: An Utterly Correct Guide to Clarity and Style. That title! … Continue reading
Posted in Benjamin Dreyer, books, books on writing, editing, nonficion, Uncategorized, words, writing
Tagged books, books on editing, editing, lBenjamin Dreyer, nonfiction, writing, writing style guides
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Voodoo vs. Hoodoo
The South Carolina Writers’ Association Board met for lunch a couple of weeks ago to go over old business and to discuss current and future events. I’m not the secretary and wasn’t taking notes, but I’m enthusiastic about the organization … Continue reading
Five Star Books
In an effort to be more attentive to this blog, I’m sharing a couple of recent reviews that I posted on Amazon. Though quite different from each other in theme and style, both of these books merit five stars. Home … Continue reading
Posted in book reviews, books, books on writing, writers, writing
Tagged Anne Lamott, book reviews, books, books on writing, Nancy Peacock, S. Jane Gari
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