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Alphabet Soup
ADD, Plotting, and the "W"
by Jonathan WrightHey, all you ADD people out there, pay attention!
(Ha! ADD joke!)
This may not be very orderly, for reasons that will become quite clear. But it may help. Do you have ADD? Get in line. A lot of writers have ADD. For a writer, it's a weird kind of gift. And make no mistake, it is a gift. I could go on for hours about that. But certainly there are some drawbacks. You can't remember what your spouse said to you five minutes ago, but you can repeat back seventeen phone numbers from memory - along with the name and address of your first love interest, which is sure to please your spouse - any time you like.  Read more...
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Sacred Sexuality
Oestara and the Spring Festivals
by Mary WinterThe clocks spring ahead, the stores are filled with luscious chocolate rabbits (many of whom end up ear-less), children and those who are still kids at heart dye eggs in rainbow hues, the temperature grows warm, and at last, we rejoice. It's spring time. Read more... |
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More Alphabet Soup
How to Be a Good Critique Partner
by Lena AustinLately, I've heard several complaints about critique partners in general. I'm not naming names because I don't see any sense in embarrassing someone for what could be a simple error in judgment, or perhaps just one of those times when critiques fell through the cracks of a too-busy schedule. No one is innocent of the mistake of over-committing at one point in his or her lives or another. Read more... |
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At The Movies
by Isabella Jordan The Departed
Directed by Martin Scorcese, Starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Matt Damon, Jack Nicholson, Mark Walhberg, Martin Sheen.
Here we have the film that won the Academy Award for Best Picture this past year and there are many reasons why. Let's start with the story. We're presented with two young officers who are apparently in training to make careers for themselves in the Massachusetts State Police Department... Read more... |
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Facts of Life by DaHeap
Lord Jozef
The novelist Joseph Conrad (1857-1924), now recognized as a master of English for such books as Lord Jim and Nostromo, did not speak a word of the language until he was 19 years old. He was born in Poland, and his real name was Tedor Jozef Konrad Walecz Koreniowski. He learned English after becoming a mariner aboard British merchant ships in the 1870's and published his first novel, Almayer's Folly, in 1895 when he was 38 years old.
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Hot spot Interviews
 Shelby Morgen
Welcome one and all to the Hot Spot, where you'll be snooping with Sierra, asking your favorite Changeling authors the questions you REALLY want answered! Read more... |
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Reader Recommendations
Reflections
by Camille AnthonyFrom Changeling Press site:
Half god, half mortal and all man, selfish Narcissus is wanted dead… not alive by a jealous Hera. Read more...
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