On the heals of one of the subjects Dr. Jennifer Ikner Lowry talks about a lot on her podcast, this blogpost has some very important tips we should consider as both readers and writers.
via Developing imagination and creativity through reading
To hear my interview on the Jen Lowry Writes podcast, please visit the following link:
https://anchor.fm/jen-lowry-writes/episodes/Special-Author-Interview—Ann-Harrison-Barnes—
Calling all bloggers! Here’s a contest you won’t want to miss.
Here’s an anthology opportunity for you writers out there in the blogosphere. I’ll probably be posting something here, yet I’m not sure what I’ll submit at the moment. Follow the blog for updates as they become available.
Another way I connect with authors on twitter is by using the hashtag #WritingCommunity. I search for this hashtag and see what writers are talking about.
Great words of wisdom. As writers, it’s important for us to focus on what really matters and let the rest of the world’s distractions spin away into the abyss.
I listened to this podcast episode and the guest gave e a lot of inspiration for a fantasy novel I am currently working on. I ended up writing over 3000 words that day.
Thanks for all the kind words. I am working on getting my Electric Eclectic books in print. Blessings.
Dear readers, you will be pleased to know that I have three books licensed under this brand. Please feel free to peruse the links featured in the original post and find your next favorite little read.
I have a suggestion, why not compile these fabulous stories into an eBook and self-publish it for everyone to see. You might reach even more readers that way. Your essays are really good!
Welcome to my featured book of the week. This week, I am highlighting a book that I rebranded last month. I will be launching this book tomorrow, so I thought I’d share it with you, in preparation for my book launch celebration. This week’s book is entitled Stories Outside the Box: An electric Eclectic … Read more
Seated on the ground with phone in hand, I watch the leaves floting on the calm water, searching for ideas to write.
A tinkle of windchimes catches my ear and the words flow from my fingers like droplets from a waterfall
