Writing Exercise!
Hi Everyone!
Okay, its been awhile since I posted much, well, anywhere. And today we woke to a tornado warning at 6:30am and all ran to the closet to take shelter. (All is well.) What can I say, these are extraordinary times.
Anyway, Im stuck at home, like all of you, so I decided to try a writing exercise. This is one I used to do with my creative writing students at UNC, back in the day. (Its from a great book called WHAT IF, by Anne Bernays and Pamela Painter.) First off: you can totally...
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Apr 15, 2020 02:25PM
I loved that video! Thank you for making that for us. I have been reading and enjoying, and re reading!, your books since the 90's. I am in my 40's now and I still love them. So excited that you're working on a new book!
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That was fun, Sarah! I always look forward to you books. I'm a high school English teacher of 37 years (!) but who's counting?My favorite part of your book is when your character steps back and internalizes her "ah -moment." I used to write those quotes and share them with my daughter.
I usually write non-fiction observational essays, but after this, I may try fiction!
