15 Tips for Writing Poetry — A Writer’s Path #reblog

Poetry is not something I’m good at writing, so I enjoy it vicariously through online friends like this amazing poem by Diana over at Myths of the Mirror or Andrew’s (at Andrew’s View of the Week) poem about the River. I’ve been following them for several years and always find their poetry startlingly personal, quick […]15…

From the Spark to a Published Work #writingcommunity #indieauthor

When writing is such a natural thing for you, it’s easy to forget that it’s not that way for everyone. A lot of what we do just doesn’t make sense to others. I mean, think about it. We take a single idea, an inkling of inspiration, and turn it into a work of art. We…

Where it all began

I grew up with an older sister. We had very different personalities, so I was often left to my own imagination. That’s probably where it all started. I always had a vivid imagination as a child, playing make believe and such. I had no problem entertaining myself. Especially with books. I loved reading, still do.…

#FeatureFriday: Author Elizabeth Guider

Happy Friday, lovelies! I am excited to welcome guest author, Elizabeth Guider to my site today. She's recently published a new book, Our Long Love’s Day, which I am more than happy to share with you all. Without further ado, here's our lady of the day... About the Author Elizabeth Guider is a longtime entertainment…

Poetry by D.L. Finn

Poetry by D.L. Finn MISTY MOUNTAIN MOMENT It flows quietly on a breeze Covering the landscape in its presence. The world simplifies at that moment While the mountain mist intensifies. Its threatening chill keeps us indoors Watching… Waiting… Worrying… How long will it eliminate color from our world? Yet, we’re securely tucked away inside. We…