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Writer’s Quote Wednesday – Non-Essentials
Today’s Writer’s Quote Wednesday is from Lin Yutang: Have you ever known a pack rat? Are you the pack rat? The person who just cannot throw anything away? As such the garage, the storage room, the extra bedroom, or the closet overflows with all of your things. Not just anything, but things. Things that are… Continue reading
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Poetry like Jazz
“Poetry, like jazz, is one of those dazzling diamonds of creative industry that help human beings make sense out of the comedies and tragedies that contextualize our lives.” – Aberjhani Continue reading
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Writer’s Quote Wednesday – Intellect
Today’s Writer’s Quote Wednesday is from Anne Sexton: “Watch out for intellect, because it knows so much it knows nothing and leaves you hanging upside down… .” We must not assume that prominence only comes from the intelligent of the world because it is not always about intellect as we may define it. Not always… Continue reading
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Notebook Craze
I appreciate technology really; I’m just as addicted as you are. But when I say notebook craze, I’m not talking about the computer, I’m talking about actual notebooks. You know, those pieces of paper held together by glue and metal rings, yea, those. I want to take the time to thank the founders of Dollar… Continue reading
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Writing Desire
As the hours turn into days and days into weeks and weeks into months and months into years, what keeps a writer writing? This is a question posed by writers, bloggers, poets, victims of writer’s block, etc. It is a question begged to be answered by the blank stare of white paper, literally or digitized… Continue reading
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Writer’s Quote Wednesday – Love, Hatred, Fear
It’s Your Favorite Day of the week again….Silver Threadings Writers Quote Wednesday. http://silverthreading.com/2015/01/14/writers-quote-wednesday-dream-writing-2015-3/ Today, I quote Walter Mosley: Mosely just described three of mankind’s strongest emotions. Together they have the capacity to build up, tear down, and cease movement. They can cause either direction or inaction. Fear is a literal stop sign. It comes with… Continue reading
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