I feel better already! Jenny in Neverland We can definitely all get a bit down in the dumps sometimes or a bit sad without even really knowing why and it can be hard to pull ourselves out of it. I know I’ve done it; taken the tiniest little thing and made it seem like the…

Originally posted on DAN ALATORRE: I can’t take it! As a writer, you’re going to have moments of self-doubt – sometimes coming from people who are actually trying to help you. When my wife and I were building our house, there came a time where we had to make a lot of decisions. What kind…

Originally posted on Behind the Willows: I fell in love with this book. I had grand plans for a review that would talk about magic and fantasy and why you shouldn’t flinch from a book that includes either one. I was going to link to an awesome post (Thoughts on Pratchett) and it was going to…

Originally posted on DAN ALATORRE: Ernest Hemingway, Nobel winner, had no interest in attending college. William Faulkner and playwright Eugene O’Neill, also Nobel winners, didn’t take college seriously and quit. French painter Henri Rousseau was self-taught and a late-blooming amateur; his first art show was at age 40. Walt Whitman, another thoroughly self-taught autodidact, ended…

The Silent Eye We all know them, that handful of people who cling to a reactionary refusal to own a mobile phone… or turn it on when they do… or bother to check it. Or they don’t really like computers or social media. You can’t get hold of them, they pass their lives in a…

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I feel better already! Jenny in Neverland We can definitely all get a bit down in the dumps sometimes or a bit sad without even really knowing why and it can be hard to pull ourselves out of it. I know I’ve done it; taken the tiniest little thing and made it seem like the…

Originally posted on DAN ALATORRE: I can’t take it! As a writer, you’re going to have moments of self-doubt – sometimes coming from people who are actually trying to help you. When my wife and I were building our house, there came a time where we had to make a lot of decisions. What kind…

Originally posted on Behind the Willows: I fell in love with this book. I had grand plans for a review that would talk about magic and fantasy and why you shouldn’t flinch from a book that includes either one. I was going to link to an awesome post (Thoughts on Pratchett) and it was going to…

Originally posted on DAN ALATORRE: Ernest Hemingway, Nobel winner, had no interest in attending college. William Faulkner and playwright Eugene O’Neill, also Nobel winners, didn’t take college seriously and quit. French painter Henri Rousseau was self-taught and a late-blooming amateur; his first art show was at age 40. Walt Whitman, another thoroughly self-taught autodidact, ended…

The Silent Eye We all know them, that handful of people who cling to a reactionary refusal to own a mobile phone… or turn it on when they do… or bother to check it. Or they don’t really like computers or social media. You can’t get hold of them, they pass their lives in a…

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