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Today on All Things Considered

I don’t listen to NPR much these days. Nothing against NPR, I don’t listen to anything much these days. If … More

birthday, dedication, life, Publishing, San Diego, Writing

the walking drum

since I last posted, some incredible things have happened. The Amazon “Breakthrough Novel Award” officially began February 16th at midnight, … More

Authors, Books, Creative writing, dedication, fantasy, Hemingway, inspiration, lessons, life, Pearson Sharp, Publishing, Science fiction, The Sovereign, tips, writers, Writing

Measuring the Wind

Well, it finally happened. Last week actually, but it’s taken some time to get used to the idea. I’m still … More

Author, Career, Employment, Ray Bradbury, San Diego

Saturday Morning

I’ve been having trouble sleeping all week, waking up early for interviews and for work. “Early” is a relative term, … More

achievement, Arts, Creative writing, happiness, inspiration, life, love, motivation, Music, peace, Ray Bradbury, Saturday, Saturday morning cartoon, Shopping, Twitter, violin, Writing, YouTube

Steps

I had a simple thought tonight, as I stepped out of the shower. I thought about where I wanted to … More

discipline, inspiration, motivation, Philosophy, Writing

Go, Create, Write

“There’s a natural human tendency to lean on and repeat that which we do well. This is okay if we’re … More

Art, Ernest Hemingway, Frank Herbert, Hemingway, Writers Resources, Writing, Writing Exercises

Art and obsession

Art and obsession. Cristian Mihai posted an article about art and obsession. It’s an interesting read, and a paragraph at … More

Cristian Mihai

The Meat and Potatoes of Stars

I came across another enlightening post by the wonderful artist Robert Genn. He’s a Canadian painter with an incredible talent … More

Art, Edgar Allan Poe, koan, Robert Genn, zen

Stalker

“A man writes because he is tormented, because he doubts. He needs to constantly prove to himself and the others … More

Andrey Tarkovskiy, Arts, Games, Movies, Stalker

It isn’t hard to smile

I found this on another blog. It made me smile as I was reading it. I think there are so … More

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