By D. Gene Strother on Apr 22, 2008 in Writing Tips, writing | 1 Comment
Sometimes you get more irons in the fire than you can manage. OK, switch those two “you”s to “I.” Is it just me, or is it pretty doggone easy to say, “I am passionate about (fill in the blank),” and then let everything in the world get in the way of doing it?
Ostensibly, we are […]
By D. Gene Strother on Mar 12, 2008 in Short Story, writing | 0 Comments
Last year we buried my beloved grandmother. She was a beautiful woman, a devoted wife and mother, and a dedicated Christian whose light shined as brightly as any I have ever seen. Watching my aged grandfather, who suffers with dementia, deal with the loss of his life partner moved me to write a fictionalized account […]
By D. Gene Strother on Mar 3, 2008 in blogging, writing | 0 Comments
Do you blog? I am betting you do. You are here, visiting The Write Crowd because you have an interest in writing, right? Why do you blog? For release? For fun? For family and friends? For money?
There are almost as many reasons to blog as there are blogs. Maybe it is passion about a particular […]
By D. Gene Strother on Feb 15, 2008 in writing, procrastination | 0 Comments
I have been putting off writing this article.
(Get it? Putting off writing about procrastination? Come on. Smile. Or does it hurt too much to smile?)
Someone once said, “If it weren’t for the last minute, I wouldn’t get anything done.” They said it. I stole it…because, I live it every day. That is especially true concerning […]
By D. Gene Strother on Jan 26, 2008 in Writing Tips, writing | 0 Comments
You don’t just want to be a writer. You want to be an effective writer. You want to be understood and appreciated. You want to be read! Clean living may or may not help with that. Clean writing will surely help.
So, in the spirit of keeping your nose (er, prose) clean, I share with […]