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October 19, 2018
Colleen Chesebro’s Weekly #Tanka Tuesday #Poetry Challenge Synonyms Only – Hollow and Ghost
Tanka Tuesday on Saturday Welcome to this week’s Poetry Challenge from Colleen Chesebro – The Fairy Whisper. We choose our form of poetry and must include synonyms for the two words given to us by Colleen – Ghost and Hollow. Today I’ve written a tanka. Today’s tanka poetry was inspired by my […]
October 18, 2018
Friday Writer’s Tips – Optimize Your #Amazon Pages, Twitter Tips, Paid Writing and More!
Welcome to my Friday edition of Writer’s Tips. Every week or so I share a post with links I’ve found across my blog reading which I’ve found beneficial to my own writing and self-publishing efforts. I do believe there is something for everyone here. Editor Jeri Walker has some wonderful tips for us […]
October 16, 2018
The Travel Column with D.G. Kaye – Welcome to Saint Kitts #Caribbean | Smorgasbord Blog Magazine
This month’s edition of my Travel Column at Sally Cronin’s Smorgasbord Invitation Magazine, I’m taking us out to the beautiful Caribbean island of Saint Kitts. Read about pertinent facts about the island and about an opportunity open to move there complete with citizenship! Smorgasbord Blog Magazine – The Travel Column with D.G. Kaye […]
October 13, 2018
#BookLaunch and Review – Tales from the Irish Garden by Sally Cronin – Sunday Special Feature
Sunday Book Review and Bonus Special Feature My today’s Sunday Book Review and something more! Today I’m featuring Sally Cronin from the Smorgasbord Invitation here to share in the news of her newest book launch – Tales from the Irish Garden. Sally’s storybooks are known for her beautiful short stories and her always […]
October 11, 2018
Colleen’s Weekly #Tanka Tuesday on Friday #SynonymsOnly – Tick Tock November
Colleen Chesebro’s Weekly #Poetry Challenge this week – Synonyms only for the words ‘Creepy’ and ‘Color’ and your choice of what form of poetry from the offered list below. Take note of the new Etheree style poem where each of 10 lines will grow in syllables starting with one syllable to ten for the final […]
October 9, 2018
Smorgasbord Health Column – Guest D. G. Kaye – Dietary Restrictions, Consequences and the Eye-Rollers | Smorgasbord Blog Magazine
I was delighted to be invited to write an article for Sally Cronin’s Health Column at the Smorgasbord Blog Magazine. Sally is not only a brilliant writer with entertaining stories, she is a certified nutritionist and therapist. I’ve always done thorough research on on any ailments I encountered and in this article I’ll inform […]
October 6, 2018
Sunday Book Review – In the Shadow of Light by Elaine Orr -Political Family Drama
My Sunday Book Review for Elaine Orr’s – In the Shadow of Light. This book is a short but powerful read. The book is a fictional story based on actual events going in the U.S. with strict family separation immigration policies and gives us a look at two families caught in the turmoil. One family […]
October 4, 2018
Writer’s Tips -7 Things To Lookout For Before Following A Blog, Loglines, Promotion Opportunies
Today in Writer’s Tips I’m sharing a few worthy articles for bloggers and authors offering some valuable tips from blogging to book writing to editing and promotion. Hugh Roberts with 7 helpful tips to look for before following a new blog: Source: 7 Things To Lookout For Before Following A Blog – […]
October 3, 2018
Colleen’s Weekly #Tanka Tuesday #Poetry Challenge No. 104, Happy October – “Poets Choice of Words” | Colleen Chesebro ~ The Fairy Whisperer
Colleen Chesebro’s weekly poetry challenge for first of the month allows us to choose our own two words to include synonyms for in any one form of poetry styles. I have chosen the words Hidden and Scared to include synonyms for in my tanka. I wrote this tanka so I could include it in my […]
October 2, 2018
Memoir Bytes: Escaping a Sexual Predator and the #WhyIDidntReport Movement
Last week I posted an article about the #MeToo Movement. This courageous coming out of women all over the world got me thinking about my own encounters with sexual harassment and sexual abuse. As a memoir writer I’ve questioned myself many times, wondering if I would ever become brave enough to talk […]
