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Tag Archives: Writing
One Inch
“all I have to do is to write down as much as I can see through a one-inch picture frame.” ~Anne Lamott I’m reading a wonderful book. An award winner. At one point, the sheer poignancy of the words … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Creativity, Writing
Tagged Anne Lamott, communication, Ernst Hemingway, Poetry, Revision, Writing
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Quiet Keyboards
Writing was more of a sensory experience when I was younger than it is today. In middle school, I would use a pencil (a pen if I was lucky) and write notes in a paper notebook. After filling a page, I’d turn it to … Continue reading
Thank you, Harper Lee
“A book should be the occasion of rejoicing, but it is seldom that, imparting a feeling of completion but not of satisfaction. I suppose a writer, almost by definition, is a person incapable of satisfaction–which is what keeps him at … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Writing
Tagged Go Set a Watchman, Harper Lee, Revision, To Kill a Mockingbird, Writing
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