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Category Archives: Writer’s Life
A Morning’s Promise
Have you ever noticed that some buds just seem to tremble with hope? No matter what woes I, or the larger world are suffering from, this beauty will unfold this day without fail. Thus am I broken and mended—all beneath … Continue reading
Posted in Writer's Life
Tagged buds, Faith renfield, hope, the healing power of the natural world
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A Perilous Perfection
Posted in Process, Writer's Life
Tagged Faith renfield, perfection, pincushion flowers, writer's life
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From Desk or Garden . . .
To paraphrase Claude Monet: “I must have peonies, always, always.” Whether on my desk . . . Or in my garden.
Posted in A Closer Look, Gardening, Writer's Life
Tagged beauty, Claude Monet, Faith renfield, peonies, pink, Spring flowers
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A Musing Herself
I have always envied writers who claim their stories unroll for them in a cinematic, visual way. Since humans take in about 80% of their information visually, that’s highly convenient. And helpful. My Muse prefers to hear things. Which explains … Continue reading
Posted in Writer's Life
Tagged Avatar, Faith renfield, story insights, the Muse, work with what you're given, writing inspiration
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Unicorn Tales
Have you ever cringed when you recall thoughts that made total sense as a child? Oh, are you one of the lucky ones who can smile fondly at your younger self? I cringe. As a child, I bargained with the … Continue reading
Posted in Unicorns, Writer's Life
Tagged being a grown up, Faith renfield, magical thinking, unicorns
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Has Your Creativity Run Aground?
The Problem Doing the same things over and over but expecting a different result is one definition of insanity. In the pursuit of a writing career, it’s also a recipe for giving up in despair. Despite all your “working hard,” … Continue reading
Posted in Craft, Process, Writer's Life
Tagged Justine Musk Faith Renfield Creativity., Seth Godin
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4 Things About Eggs
Recently I read a blogpost by a new writer bristling with pride because she wrote both nonfiction and fiction in about five different genres. She thought she was protecting herself and her career in case one genre tanked. This approach … Continue reading
Posted in Romance Genre, Writer's Life
Tagged Bad ideas that sound good, branding, Kristen Lamb
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