“Shell shock” was the term used to describe initially inexplicable symptoms in soldiers in World War I. Although similar reactions to war have been recorded throughout history, World War I was the first industrialized war, i.e., instead of men carving arrow heads…
Canadian writer Lori Wolf-Heffner talks about the problems she had writing novels about dance.
As exciting as blogging is, and as good as the discipline is, a break is sometimes needed, too. So aside from this short paragraph, I won’t be writing today, but I’ll be back in full force next week! -Lori
I’ll be appearing on this discussion panel as the first-time self-published author. If you’re in or near Waterloo Region, we’ve got a wealth of knowledge on self-publishing for this panel.
Good stories, works of art, songs, dances, and everything in between need this…
It happens time and again: a writer writes about writing and the importance of mistakes, and I find a typo in the piece. My colleague and writing-group member Jennifer Lewington talks about how important it is for writers (and any creators, really)…