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"The Tale of Murasaki" by Liza Dalby is an historical fiction novel based on a real Japanese writer, Lady Murasaki, who wrote the most popular book in Japanese literature. She was also a prolific poet and diary writer, and the book is based extensively on these real works.
She was the daughter of a prominent scholar, and so well-educated that she was pretty much deemed unmarriable. This didn't bother her, because she had such a mind of her own…
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Recently I've been thinking a lot about the so-called "creative process," thanks to a couple books I've been reading: Gail McMeekin's "12 Secrets of Highly Successful Women" and Oriah Mountain Dreamer's "What We…
Posted on December 1, 2011 at 9:30am 0 Comments 0 Likes
Nowadays “creativity” has become such a buzzword, it’s no longer something relegated to the fringes of society, but becoming more and more an integral aspect of surviving in a tough economic climate. Whether it’s innovating a new solution to an old, pesky problem to writing a blog post, to even traditionally analog activities like drawing–creativity is in. Tips on how to improve and increase creativity abound, from Behance to the Harvard Business Review Blog.
Behance’s 99% blog…
Nancy Mueller said… Thanks for your invitation to connect on SheWrites, Becky. I, too, am a fan of Gail McMeekin's and Julie Camerin's books. And my professional work is very much centered about communicating across cultures!
Becky, Thanks for friending me. I look forward to getting to know you..........Nancy
Ellen Estilai said… Hi, Becky--I showed up for the memoir writer's cha on 12/20, but didn't see you on line. After a while, I was joined by Karen M. Adrian. I hope you'll be on the chat today.
Ellen Estilai said… I'm glad you're enjoying The Artist's Way. I think I need to dip into it again for an infusion of self-confidence. :-)
Ellen Estilai said… Hi, Becky--
I had planned to be there, but house guests and a morning appointment got in the way. I'm glad to see that you had a chat today--the last part of which is still on the chat window. I'll try to catch up. I hope to see you on next Tuesday's chat, if not before. There is also the Multicultural Writers chat on Thursday at 6 a.m. PT. Cheers, Ellen
Nice having our very own memoir chat today, Becky. ;)
Komal Mansoor said… Thanks for adding me...you have got some interesting profile there...I have lived in India for 4 yrs with my Indian hubby too...though I am originally from Pakistan...now residing in UK since last 3 yrs. Would like to know more abt u and ur blog. Visit my blog if u get time!:)
Cheers,
Komz
Ellen Estilai said… Oh, and I checked out your blog. I really enjoyed it.
Ellen Estilai said… Thanks for the friend request, Becky. I look forward to more chats with you. You also might like another chat group I'm part of, Multicultural Writers. We chat on Thursdays, 6 a.m. PT. The host is Liza Rosenberg, an American-Israeli.
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