Monthly Archives: October 2011
Orthodox Writers, Readers, and Artists: Claire Brandenburg, “What is in the Kitchen?”
Creating interesting characters is very important to a story. The character has to be someone that you, as a writer, understand on an interior level. You know what he will do and what he won’t do. That character has to … Continue reading
Special Guest: Eleni reviews “Letters to Saint Lydia”
Do you ever feel overwhelmed, misunderstood, and confused about life? Do you get in fights with your parents and feel stressed out and frustrated about everything? Do you wish you had someone to talk to who understands and doesn’t judge … Continue reading
Orthodox Writers, Readers, and Artists: Grace Brooks
My mother tells me that one of the real benefits that I offered to a weary parent (I was the last of four children) was that if you put me in a room with a pencil and paper, I could … Continue reading
Orthodox Writers, Readers, and Artists: Barbara Shukin
When Melinda asked me if I would be interested in writing a blog post about writing, I thought, “Well, I am an author, I self-publish my books… Oh! Sure. I’d be glad to contribute.” But then it occurred to me, … Continue reading
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