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Sherrice Thomas
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- Pataskala, OH
- United States
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Sherrice Thomas commented on the blog post 'Decisions, Decisions -- Why Did You Have To Make It So Hard? (In a Good Way)'
Sherrice Thomas commented on the blog post 'WOW! 291 WOMEN WRITERS ENTERED THE SHE WRITES PASSION PROJECT CONTEST!! CONGRATS TO ALL!'
"I am so nervous and excited. Can't wait to see which one of us wins!"
Sherrice Thomas replied to the discussion 'Memoir, narrative nonfiction, other' in the group Passion Project
"I submitted a non-fiction piece that I self-published, called The Balance Finder. The book helps Superwomen turn in their capes and gain a spiritual perspective on life balance that brings inner peace, clarity, and organization."
Anjuelle Floyd left a comment for Sherrice Thomas
"Sorry it's taken so long to get back to your comment about wanting to know more about my work with dreams. I just had a wonderful exchange with group member Emma French Connolly. Another member, Emily Kennedy has stated that she too is…"
Amy Wise left a comment for Sherrice Thomas
"Sherrice...thank you so much and thanks for reading! Have a great day!!!
Amy"
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Kim McMechan left a comment for Sherrice Thomas
"Sherrice! You're my first friend here! Thanks for hangin' out. Can't wait to read your stuff...."
Sherrice Thomas commented on the group 'Why Do You Write and What's Your Process'
"Sounds like an interesting forum. I am also interested in hearing more about your dream studies."
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Why Do You Write and What's Your Process
As an author, psychotherapist, wife, and mother who also does abstract paintings and studies her dreams I am incredibly interested in hearing authors discuss what brought them to writing, and the process by which they continue creating.
Amy Wise left a comment for Sherrice Thomas
"Sherrice,
Thanks for the friend request! =) I checked out your site and am very interested in your book. It's funny because my life is so full right now, it's actually a little insane. However with faith and balance it all seems to work…"
Carol Holguin McIntire left a comment for Sherrice Thomas
"Hi Sherice and thank you for the friend invite. I am very new to this and love that i have found a whole world of women writers!"
Sherrice Thomas commented on the blog post 'Don’t be the victim of your own glass ceiling.'
"This is a great post. The proverbial glass ceiling exists in reality AND in our own mind. In most cases, if we overcome the one in our mind, it is a piece of cake to overcome the real one. Your tips are great!"
Profile Information
- Who I am:
- www.sherricethomas.com
- Books I've written, anthologies I've contributed to, and any scripts or plays I've authored:
- The Balance Finder
- My writing is:
- Nonfiction
- Services I offer to other writers:
- Content Layout/Typesetting
- I'm part of these writers' groups or salons:
- No
- My professional associations:
- No
Sherrice Thomas's Blog
Should Writers Help People Escape?
Posted on July 26, 2010 at 10:00pm 3 Comments 0 Likes
Several weeks ago, I had a conversation with a friend about the reason I am now writing fiction. She wondered why I decided to make that switch. I recently published a non-fiction book entitled The Balance Finder and my friend suggested that I create a series of books on balance, like Stormie O'Martian did for prayer (Power of the Praying Woman, Power of the Praying Man, etc).
I enjoy writing fiction because there is something in me that relates to the now deceased Aaron Spelling. He… Continue
I enjoy writing fiction because there is something in me that relates to the now deceased Aaron Spelling. He… Continue
Comment Wall (8 comments)
- At 3:45am on August 14, 2010,
Anjuelle Floyd said… - Sorry it's taken so long to get back to your comment about wanting to know more about my work with dreams. I just had a wonderful exchange with group member Emma French Connolly. Another member, Emily Kennedy has stated that she too is interested in discussing dreams. What's so magnificent about this is that Aristotle developed the 3-act structure for plays (that we writers also use in framing our stories) from his observation of dreams.
Like our stories hold both context and subtext, the content manifested in our dreams symbolizes that which our unconscious holds, but that we are not yet ready to integrate on a fully conscious level. Working with our dreams is much like revising a novel or story. The more we read and re-read, edit and revise, the more we uncover and clarify the story embedded in the narrative.
I'm thinking of opening a discussion on dreams that can stimulate us to begin to think of how our dreams relate to, assist and fuel our writing.
I'll try to post it this week.
I want to thank you for sharing your interest. I propelled me to give more thought to something I do on a regular basis with my family and myself--that is observe and discuss my dreams and offer comments to the dreams my husband and daughters share with me in an effort to understand themselves more deeply.
Thanks again, and have a blessed, wonderful and safe weekend.
anjuelle
www.anjuellefloyd.com
Imagination is the key to freedom.
The author's job is to cultivate and nurture her or his imagination and that of others.
- At 7:03am on August 11, 2010,
Amy Wise said…
- Sherrice...thank you so much and thanks for reading! Have a great day!!!
Amy
- At 10:09am on August 5, 2010,
Kim McMechan said… - Sherrice! You're my first friend here! Thanks for hangin' out. Can't wait to read your stuff....
- At 7:53am on August 4, 2010,
- Sherrice,
Thanks for the friend request! =) I checked out your site and am very interested in your book. It's funny because my life is so full right now, it's actually a little insane. However with faith and balance it all seems to work and come together! I would love for you to check out my site....www.themanyshadesoflove.blogspot.com. Have a great day! Amy
- At 5:39am on August 4, 2010,
Sarah Pinneo said… - Welcome to the fiction forum!
S.
- At 5:37am on August 4, 2010,
Carol Holguin McIntire said… - Hi Sherice and thank you for the friend invite. I am very new to this and love that i have found a whole world of women writers!
- At 7:05pm on July 5, 2010,
Kate the Book Buff said… - Hi! Welcome to She Writes. I just wanted to introduce myself, and my blog, The Book Buff: Book Reviews for Regular People. Check it out at http://www.thebookbuff.blogspot.com
If you are looking for a good place to jump in around here, take a peek at the brand new group, Reviews and Giveaways
She Writes can be a bit overwhelming at first, so if you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask!
-Kate the Book Buff
- At 10:36am on July 5, 2010,
Kate Hanselman said… - Welcome to She Writes Sherrice! So glad to have you here.
Check out Getting Started, an easy-to-use guide to, well, getting started.
Don’t forget to head over to the She Writes Blog and let us know what you think!
If you have any questions or feedback as you explore and use the site, don’t hesitate to get in touch.
Best,
-Kate
Managing Editor, She Writes Blog
Community Manager, She Writes
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