Aloneness, to me, is not being lonely. It is being content in the quietness enveloping me like a warm blanket.
~Genevieve
Aloneness, to me, is not being lonely. It is being content in the quietness enveloping me like a warm blanket.
~Genevieve
Writing can be a lonely profession. Aloneness is par for the course, and I enjoy it. I don't feel lonely at all. I embrace the moment that I'm in.
The heart and soul of good writing is research, you should not write what you know but what you can find out.
~Robrt J. Sawyer, Canadian Writer (b.1960)
HAMILTON- Massachusetts, New Jersey, Ohio, Texas
WILLIAMSVILLE- Illinois, Massachusetts, New York, Virginia
Poetry has never been the language of barriers, its always been the language of bridges.
~Amanda Gorman, Poet (b. 1998)
CEDAR GROVE- Illinois, New Jersey, Wisconsin
GLENDALE- Arizona, California, Maryland, New York, West Virginia
HAMBURG- New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Virginia
Has anyone written about a character, then decided to create them with a broader brush? I'm doing this with a character I created a few years ago. He is already complicated. Upon some reflection, I may queer him, or reveal the inner passions of his heart. His dichotomy may get interesting.
An artist must be free to choose what he does, certainly, but he must also never be afraid to do what he might choose.
~Langston Hughes
I transposed an old story into a different notebook. I wrote this story over a decade ago about a woman's spiritual conversion. Looking at it again brought me back to what I was feeling at that particular time.
There have been times when rereading an old piece of writing conjures up the same feelings I had at that time. Some are stronger than others.
The best advice I ever got was that knowledge is power and to keep reading. ~David Bailey