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Margy Rydzynski left a comment for Sarah Connell
"Great to be connected, Sarah. I love your blog, by the way. The writing is very evocative. I can see the characters in my minds' eye."
Margy Rydzynski left a comment for Sarah Connell
"Hi, Sarah. I really liked reading your blog. I look forward to reading more. In fact, I've added it to my RSS feed, so now it will show up in my blog news reader!"
Sarah Connell commented on the group 'Essay Writing'
"I have posted several essays on my blog - I am not sure if linking to them here is cheating since this is an essay list and not the blog list. . .please correct me if I am showing poor manners!
Sarah
http://lettershead.com/"
Sarah Connell commented on the group 'Essay Writing'
"try writer's digest
http://www.writersdigest.com/WritingPrompts/"
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Essay Writing
If first person narrative non-fiction and essay are your thing, or you would like to explore them and your voice join us.
Linda Lou replied to the discussion 'Blogging under a nom de plume - privacy vs. identity' in the group Bloggers: Let's Make It Work!
"I write and blog under a pen name, Linda Lou, since my last name changes with every husband.
http://vegaslindalou.com"
Sarah Connell commented on the group 'New England Writers'
"I'm from the distant northwest suburbs of Boston - a stone's throw from New Hampshire. I started out in Back Bay years ago and moved my way out Route 2 - Belmont, Concord, etc. Did policy/manual writing and editing, a little speech…"
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New England Writers
writers from the small and big cities to the New England hills and the rocky coasts
Lynsey Griswold replied to the discussion 'Blogging under a nom de plume - privacy vs. identity' in the group Bloggers: Let's Make It Work!
"That's a good question and one that I think has to vary from writer to writer/blogger to blogger. I don't necessarily hide my real name on my blog, but I don't put it out there in full form, either. I guess I'm still paranoid…"
Deborah Ludwig replied to the discussion 'Blogging under a nom de plume - privacy vs. identity' in the group Bloggers: Let's Make It Work!
"Hi Sarah.
I use my own name. I have a web site that is both for acting and writing, so I want others to know who I am and what projects I am working on/have worked on. One never knows what kind of connections you may make. However, even if I…"
Diane Lockward replied to the discussion 'Blogging under a nom de plume - privacy vs. identity' in the group Bloggers: Let's Make It Work!
"I use my own name. In fact, I see little purpose to hiding one's writing identity with a fake name. I never ask my family for permission about what I write. But I never write anything personal about them on my blog. I assume that readers of my…"
Sarah Connell added a discussion to the group Bloggers: Let's Make It Work!
Blogging under a nom de plume - privacy vs. identity
I have built a reputation in certain circles under my own name but when it comes to blogging I don't feel that it gives my family sufficient privacy if I use my full real name (even if they are not identified by name). But if I blog under a different name then I still need to tell people who follow me under my real name about my blog. . .and then does that defeat the purpose? How do you all resolve the privacy vs. outreach issue? And did you consult your family (if you write about them) about…See More
Sarah Connell replied to the discussion 'Disabled vs Able' in the group Disability Writers
"If you change the vernacular too much you risk being precious and not taken seriously. "Disability" is descriptive without being patronzing, I think. Some people say "differently abled" but I don't think we'd be writing…"
Sarah Connell commented on the group 'Disability Writers'
"I'm the parent of a child with autism and am starting a blog (not up and running quite yet) that touches on but is not entirely devoted to striking a balance when autism is part of your life. I think you phrased it nicely - much of my current…"
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Disability Writers
For writers whose work touches on the topic of any disability including physical, emotional and chronic illness. Feel free start a discussion, many voices are better than one.See More
Profile Information
- Who I am:
- lettershead
http://lettershead.com
- My writing is:
- Fiction, Poetry, Memoir, Blog Posts
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 3:25pm on November 4, 2009,
Margy Rydzynski said…
- Great to be connected, Sarah. I love your blog, by the way. The writing is very evocative. I can see the characters in my minds' eye.
- At 9:45am on November 3, 2009,
- Hi, Sarah. I really liked reading your blog. I look forward to reading more. In fact, I've added it to my RSS feed, so now it will show up in my blog news reader!
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