Well, I'm just monkeying around here with astrology and found this horrifying painting of a naked lady and a snake. Dark Moon Lilith stuff. Old news about transits in 2009 but oh well. Some other astrologers were trying to figure out Lilith and apparently serial killers or people who like to write about dark topics have strong aspects to Lilith. Back when I learned to do astrology no one was…
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The Thought for the Day comes from the late art critic Robert Hughes:
http://writingwithoutpaper.blogspot.com/2012/09/thought-for-day_30.html
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Children's Literary Classics is pleased to announce that the children's picture book, My Sister is My Best Friend, wri…
For Immediate Release
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Children's Literary Classics is pleased to announce that the children's picture book, My Sister is My Best Friend, written by Nicole Weaver and illustrated by…
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:: the pool of tears ::
from where comes the love,
comes the pool of fear,
the fright of interrogation,
guilt,
i hear.
from where comes the mourning,
late afternoon,
and evening,
comes the spirit,
and singing,
dancing, ringing.
i hear the bells,
the crows,
the chaffinch,
and it shows,
my hearing.
from where comes the whistling,
comes the pool of tears,
the laughter we hear.
here
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This is what I've been doing tonight:
The mermaid braid is hard to do. They all look better on straight hair, but I will be doing a fishtail braid on the side now and then.…
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WHY DO SOMETHING IF IT CAN BE DONE # 92
How right or how wrong does it get when Gertrude Stein appears in the movies? I had a second look at Woody Allen's Midnight in Paris -- and compared his Gertrude to her twin in Alan Rudolph's cult classic, The Moderns:…
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Art Finds a Way: Confessions and Celebrations of a Former Publishing Snob
First, the confession. For years--decades even--I've harbored a small, secret, but acrid judgement about the self-publishing world. I confess this now, red-faced in front of my dear friends and esteemed authors who have gone the self publishing route. Please forgive me. I'm confessing a dirty secret here and I've developed a new outlook. And even you fine self-published writers with beautiful, well-written books have to admit that the self-publishing process has created a certain…
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Art Finds a Way: Confessions and Celebrations of a Former Publishing Snob
First, the confession. For years--decades even--I've harbored a small, secret, but acrid judgment about the self-publishing world. I confess this now, red-faced in front of my dear friends and esteemed authors who have gone the self publishing route. Please forgive me. I'm confessing a dirty secret here and I've developed a new outlook. And even you fine self-published writers with beautiful, well-written books have to admit that the self-publishing process has created a certain percentage…
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GUEST POST WITH AUTHOR, C.C. HUNTER ("WHISPERS AT MOONRISE") THE NEW SHADOW FALLS NOVEL!

1. Kicking your boyfriend’s father’s butt might not be good for the relationship.
2. Sometimes following your heart means breaking some rules.
3. Getting trapped in a grave with three dead girls is not a walk in the park.
4. Your…
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solid, but soft within
structured but flexible enough
to be bent or guided in
new directions
there they were
all perfectly connected to each other:
banana stems soldered at the hip
like a can-can chorus line
(with fruit to offer instead of a…
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Mystery, fantasy, short stories &more in KRL this week
As we move into the Halloween season Kings River Life Magazine is going to be featuring several books with a supernatural or scary twist. This week we are reviewing Rochelle Staab's book "Bruja Brouhaha", you can enter for a chance to win a copy & enjoy a video interview with Rochelle from this year's Left Coast Crime 2012 http://kingsriverlife.com/09/29/bruja-brouhaha-by-rochelle-staab/
We…
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Sid and His Amazing Jacket
It was a Tuesday night, late December 0f 2003 when I first laid eyes on the jacket. There it sat, quietly, unassumingly on the chair near the front door. It was so subtle, blended so well with the furniture, that I missed it when I first walked in. It was not until our host, Sid Luft, walking with the support of a cane,…
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for four years, i lived everyone else's life
perhaps for twenty-six years…
but here and there
i would act out my own dreams
i fashioned a healthier body
i spent more time at the beach
and less time in the classroom
or within the confines…
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Today's edition of Saturday Sharing sends you to an electronic tour guide to Smithsonian Institution museums, tells you where to go for The Straight Dope, introduces you to list-making at Book Riot, gives a hoot to bardowl's audiobook app, travels through a Ploughshares's series on literary boroughs, looks into date-inspired posts at The American Literary Blog, and leads you to a site that will stretch the boundaries of your knowledge.…
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"And So It Goes..."
Someone once told me that every step in the literary ladder has similar stresses, hopes, and disappointments — just at different levels. Before you’ve been published, it feels as if the world will be a better place and your life will be transformed if you just get that first “yes” to a submission. Then, if and when you get that “yes,” you begin to worry about whether you will ever get another one. If and when you get a second acceptance, you wonder if you can keep the momentum. And if you’re…
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My website/blog
Hi, I'm new to using SheWrites, so the first thing I wanted to do was point you to my website: www.fayerapoportdespres.com, where I have a blog. Maybe I should be re-posting my blog posts here...I'll explore all of this!
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Well, let's just build a blanket tent in the living room, why don't we? Let's just tear the whole house apart while we're at it. And ask for hot chocolate. And resist bedtime. RESIST RESIST RESIST! Well. . . .
Mom hides out in the bedroom reading Anna Karenina. She (Anna) and her husband are not getting along so well. She's gotten herself into a fix. Meanwhile the upper-class Scherblatzsky (or whatever her name is) girl, is at the spa trying to get over a broken heart. Good…
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Why Chapter Headings Are Useful
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How NOT to Write a Book.
1.If you think "you have it". Well, among 1000 people, less than one is a writer. The other 999 are wannabe writers. To Want it and to Make it, is as different as to Volunteer and to Have to.
2. Because your best friend did it. It does not have to be that way. We sometimes become authors for all the wrong reasons. Because we are too famous and too rich. Because we are academics. Because we can afford it. Because we have all the right connections. Because we took lessons on how…
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Of Dreams and Grief
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