Of the Heart
Why can't we be like the Ancient Egyptians, who believed that all of our thoughts, reasoning and logic were done with our hearts, rather than our heads? What would our world be like? Would we all be much happier? [NWC]
Why can't we be like the Ancient Egyptians, who believed that all of our thoughts, reasoning and logic were done with our hearts, rather than our heads? What would our world be like? Would we all be much happier? [NWC]
I'm starting to hear my main character's voice in my head while I write. Is that a good thing or a bad thing?! I can tell I'm deep into the story now, because I tend to think almost hyperactively, type furiously and flit around the house doing this and that and so-many-different-things-all-at-the-same-time. Phew! Either way,…
After last night's 11pm coffee fix, I almost couldn't turn my brain off, and ended up writing for another 3 hours. I suppose I shouldn't complain – there was a time where words failed to come to me at all, so really the inconvenience of having to get out of bed at 3am, turn the…
After brainstorming on 4 different short story ideas over the past week, I finally settled on one for my entry for the Candlelight Anthology. t took me 2 days and approx. 6 pages of handwritten notes to flesh out the plot and piece it together so it made sense, but having finally decided that I…
I never thought I would say this – but I think I am finally starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel. No, I'm not dying! I think I am finally nearing the end of my book outline! I sort of did things backwards – or twisted – or all a-flutter. But…
I'm completely crestfallen that I only found out about this today : Canada Council Heritage Series presents Foresight: Speculative Fiction in Canada Panel discussion: HOWTO write (and publish) genre fiction Author Jim Munroe (An Opening Act of Unspeakable Evil ) moderates a panel of three up-and-coming local writers – Emily Pohl-Weary (Strange Times at Western…