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Monday, December 19, 2011
The Writer Before Christmas
With everything else going on this time of year, it can be tough for a writer to get anything done.
That's why a poem by author Valerie Parv made me smile. Check out The Writer Before Christmas at Valerie Parv's Blog!
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
R.I.P Anne McCaffrey
The writing world has lost a giant. Ann McCaffrey has died at the age of 85, but she has left behind a legacy that will live forever. She was the first woman to win a Hugo Award and a Nebula Award, as well as a Grand Master of science fiction, and is best known for her Dragonriders of Pern series.
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Support Author Judy Mays!
Author and long-time member of the romance community, Judy Mays, is under attack. In her day job she is a high school teacher and has been for almost 25 years. Now she is being heavily criticized for her other job as a writer.
Judy Mays is an amazing writer and a very classy lady all the way. Obviously, she's never brought her writing into the classroom and she's been an excellent teacher, but that no longer seems to matter.
Read Article Here
Support Judy Mays on Facebook
Please show Judy your support.
Judy Mays is an amazing writer and a very classy lady all the way. Obviously, she's never brought her writing into the classroom and she's been an excellent teacher, but that no longer seems to matter.
Read Article Here
Support Judy Mays on Facebook
Please show Judy your support.
Monday, October 18, 2010
Author Belva Plain has Passed
Author Belva Plain has passed away at the age of 95.
"Plain, known for epic novels of family and forgiveness, never owned a computer and wrote in longhand on a yellow pad. She had written short fiction for women's magazines but didn't start writing novels until after she became a grandmother."
Read More Here
What an inspiration. She never wrote her first book until she was a grandmother. Proving it's never to late to go after your dreams. I can't imagine writing all those book longhand on a yellow pad, but she did. We're so spoiled now with computers and how easy it is to write and edit.
Belva Plain will be missed by her legion of fans around the world.
"Plain, known for epic novels of family and forgiveness, never owned a computer and wrote in longhand on a yellow pad. She had written short fiction for women's magazines but didn't start writing novels until after she became a grandmother."
Read More Here
What an inspiration. She never wrote her first book until she was a grandmother. Proving it's never to late to go after your dreams. I can't imagine writing all those book longhand on a yellow pad, but she did. We're so spoiled now with computers and how easy it is to write and edit.
Belva Plain will be missed by her legion of fans around the world.
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