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The Musical Water Maidens
Originally posted on Tribalmystic Stories:
Huntington Post Photo It is not often that you find musicians using nature to aid in their musical performances. In the Melanesian culture, a rare tradition passed down from generation to generation of women still lives on. Lakes, rivers or the sea water is used as a percussion in this…
Pinterest and Instagram for Writers (Yes. Really.)
Originally posted on Live to Write – Write to Live:
As much as I love language and believe in the magic of the written word, I must admit that we humans are innately visual creatures living in a visually driven era. From print magazines to television, film, and now social media, our world is consumed…
Colleen McCullough
Originally posted on Jo Robinson:
Colleen McCullough, author of The Thorn Birds died at the age of seventy seven on the 29th January. The Australian wrote this as part of their obituary: “Australia’s bestselling author was a charmer. Plain of feature, and certainly overweight, she was nevertheless a woman of wit and warmth.” Pardon? Use…
Book chat: ‘The Little Paris Bookshop’ by Nina George
Originally posted on write meg!:
Floating on the Seine is a very special barge: a bookshop tended by Monsieur Jean Perdu, a brokenhearted bookseller nursing his decades-long heartache by “prescribing” must reads for the patrons passing through Paris. This literary apothecary has medicinal tales for young idealists, overworked businessmen, widows starting over. Perdu presides over…