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Final Goodbye #haiku #photography #memorial
Originally posted on penned in moon dust:
Today ashes spread upon the sea, your spirit set free Carpe Diem’s prompt is Departed Soul. Today was the memorial service for the man who modeled goodness to me as a child. He will always be father in my heart.
How to Get More Blog Followers
Originally posted on Nicholas C. Rossis:
My dear friend MMJaye published this awesome blog post today, titled 13 Strategy-Altering Blogging Stats, that was based on a post by Mitt Ray of Social Marketing Writing. Mitt has taken all blog-related statistics he could lay his hands on and created a superb infographic that is an excellent resource for all us bloggers.…
What the Dreck?
Originally posted on chrismcmullen:
The Dreaded Slush Pile Two popular terms among authors and readers make me cringe every time I see them—which is much too frequently. There are some very strong opinions about this subject, too. dreck slush pile These terms generally refer to the ‘worst’ of the books, but this definition by itself…
Where are you from?
Originally posted on Reading Page by Paige:
Hey everyone! So I know this is no big deal to most bloggers, but it is to me. Following this blurb is the location of all our viewers (by country, not address! I promise i’m not a stalker!) It just shows how some little blog can really unite…
Cover Reveal: Lilac Lane
Originally posted on Read Me…:
Genre: Fiction, Romance, Suspense Release Date: July 24, 2014 Digital ISBN 13: 978-1-63112-060-2 ISBN 10: 1631120603 Print ISBN 13: 978-1-63112-061-9 ISBN 10: 1631120611 Lilac Lane Ella and her son survived her ex-husband’s drunken wrath. They are starting a new life in a new town, Stutter Creek. She’s even met a…
Lovely White Camellia
Originally posted on margaret lynette sharp:
It’s lucky for me that we live in a neighbourhood where people take pride in their gardens. Just next door there grows a mature white Camellia, a Japonica variety I believe, and every year around now we all can share the delight of watching it bloom. Enjoy! White Camellia
How to Cook the Look of Your Book
Originally posted on chrismcmullen:
Choosing Your Book’s Style Consider a few things you know about style and perception: A suit makes a more professional impression, right? Yet many consumers are more apt to trust a t.v. model in blue jeans and a t-shirt. Worn clothes with holes reflect poor quality, yes? But have you ever…
RonovanWrites Weekly Haiku Prompt Challenge #2 Rewind
Originally posted on ronovanwrites:
? REWIND #2 The prompt words for Challenge #2 were Turtle and Snail. I think a lot of people went with the land loving Tortoise on this one instead of the smooth water gliding Turtle but that’s okay. The contrasts were two fold here in land and sea as well as…
RonovanWrites Weekly Wordless Haiku #2 Rewind
Originally posted on ronovanwrites:
REWIND #2 Click the site names to go to each Wordless Haiku. ? John Mark of The Artistic Christian is the Inspirational Wordless Haiku of the week. ? Dianne of Sweeter Than Honey as the Creative Wordless Haiku of the week. Dianne really does know how to use the images. We…
The Revolutionary Writer’s Manifesto: Ride that moose!
Originally posted on C h a z z W r i t e s . c o m:
There is a myth a few really believe. It is the Myth of Originality. Let’s pop a bubble. There are no new stories. I’ve seen a few stabs at a truly new story, of course. Those experiments are…
Viv Drewa - The Owl Lady 