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BY: Stephanie Hunt
I am out 10 bucks.
That was what I and my office mates each pooled together in a collegial attempt to improve our odds at winning last week's lottery megaprize. We spent Friday scheming... |
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BY: Stephanie Hunt
If home is where they always have to let you in, then every writer needs a home. An open door. A welcome mat. A stocked cupboard and handmade ceramic coffee cup, or a well-used wine glass is, of... |
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BY: Holly Herrick
This week brought many a standout—from newcomer Cullen’s pot-stirring recap of the ref debacle, to Jane’s schooling post on why we should strive for excellence and pass on perfection. But when the... |
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BY: Holly Herrick
After nearly 20 years playing the writing game, I should not be surprised by the pervasive and prolific stereotypes that are out there about what writers do and how writers live. Yet, when... |
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BY: Stephanie Hunt
"Writing, Creativity, and Soul" speakers Josephine Humpreys (left) and Debra Moffitt
Nobel prize winner Thomas Mann once said, “A writer is a person for whom writing is more difficult than it... |
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BY: Stephanie Hunt
James Bond and David Beckham have gone back to their high-speed lifestyles. The Queen has returned to practicing her smile—a little too late, I’m afraid. Mitt Romney has fled London to insult others... |
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BY: Renae Brabham
Passion
Noun: Strong and barely controllable emotion. A state or outburst of such emotion.
A while back I wrote "So I Called a Dead Man's Cell Phone Last Night." The owner of the cell phone?... |
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BY: Renae Brabham
Writer's LyreRenae Brabham
Veins of ink, soul baredPortals open everywhere
Her thoughts to pen, The writer's lyrePrimal dancing next to fireSpinning lyrical, papyrus stageYou feel her joy,... |
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BY: Stephanie Hunt
Sometimes the Muse needs a refresher course—an Outward Bound to sharpen creative survival skills, a high ropes course for writers/artists who need a little endorphin spike, who have gotten so... |




























