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Trust informed instinct

Tuesday, January 10th, 2012

Since I’m the one who used to live in Brooklyn, I was the guide on a recent trip to NYC with my husband. When it was time for dinner, I led us by subway to Union Square and then meandered toward the East Village. I had no idea what to eat, but was just meandering. [...]

Getting all the details in a graphic novel

Wednesday, September 28th, 2011

I have been writing  the script for a graphic novel. To my surprise, the script is about one and a half times longer than the manuscript for a prose novel. I shouldn’t have been surprised. Essentially, the script describes each graphic novel page. In my mind—or more often, on paper—I have created a series of [...]

On researching hunting for my novel

Saturday, September 24th, 2011

One of the main characters in the novel I’m working on is an avid teen hunter. The story is set in Vermont. So, I need to know about hunting. In Vermont. Even though I graduated from high school in VT, what I know isn’t worth much: -Our goats were in danger of being mistaken for [...]

Secrets to that Sweet Spot

Monday, August 1st, 2011

My writing philosophy is something like: If that’s what it takes, that’s what it takes. Whatever it takes to find the sweet spot of my writing soul. I court this space. Very much like The Little Prince taming his fox. The fox told him everything he needed to know: Come every day, come at the [...]

 


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