resolution #53: read more poetry
Pin It Like many teenage girls, I used to write poetry. My poems (a term I am using very loosely, having just cringed my way through notebooks of them, which I discovered while cleaning out my closet)...
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View ArticleBest of BlogHer ’13
Pin It As a blogger, it is impossible to come back from BlogHer, the Kilimanjaro of social media conferences, and not feel a deep need to write about it. Before I go all warm and fuzzy on you, though,...
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Pin It So this is how my mind works. Or doesn’t. I was so discombobulated with the whole Blogger Idol fiasco yesterday that I couldn’t even think about what I wanted to write for today. The idea of...
View Articlemy word for 2014
Pin It The amount of pressure I’ve been putting on myself to find the right word for the coming year is ridiculous. I wanted to have my word ready to go as soon as the ball dropped in Times Square...
View Articlethe tools of my trade from rustico
Pin It I’m convinced if I had been writing poetry in one of these Rustico journals when I was a teenager rather than in a “Love Is” cartoon notebook, my poems would have had a lot more character and...
View Articlehey hey hey, it’s world poetry day!
Pin It My favorite poet. I am not a poet, as I think I made clear many years ago (and with the title of this post). I do, however, happen to live with a poet and thought I should pay homage to him now...
View Articlelaughing my way to erma bombeck writers’ workshop
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View Articlethank you, erma bombeck
Pin It I laughed so much at the Erma Bombeck Writers’ Workshop last weekend that my stomach still hurts. Since the next one isn’t until 2016, I figure I have two years to recover – and to come up with...
View Articlemy writing process — or lack thereof
Pin It My initial reaction to being invited to join a blog hop about my writing process was hysterical laughter. “Are you serious?” I asked, wildly trying to visualize the way words get from my head...
View Articlenablopomo starts tomorrow
Pin It Tomorrow is November 1, which means it’s time to begin NaBloPoMo, an event during which I’ll be writing a blog post every single day of the month. I loved doing this last year, and am excited...
View Articlemy best advice in six words
Pin It I got a very nice email the other day saying, “We’re delighted to feature your words in the latest book from the Six–Word series, The Best Advice in Six Words. Your advice was selected from...
View Articleresolution #53: read more poetry
Like many teenage girls, I used to write poetry. My poems (a term I am using very loosely, having just cringed my way through notebooks of them, which I discovered while cleaning out my closet) are...
View ArticleBlogHer Voices of the Year Awards: I Won!
I am thrilled to announce that my It’s Time to Re-Think Pink post has won a BlogHer Voices of the Year Award! It received the People’s Choice Award for Op Ed, which is even more meaningful to me...
View ArticleWords to Live By Bracelets
We are completely smitten with Carolee’s Words to Live By bracelets, which feature engraves quotes from some of our favorite books, including “Eat. Pray. Love.” and authors like Joyce Carol Oates. We...
View ArticleAfghan Women’s Writing Project
After her last trip to Afghanistan in November, author Masha Hamilton (one of our favorite authors – and people) decided it was time to give the women there a place to make their voices heard before it...
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