Conference
The Mississippi Writer's Guild conference was August 3-4 in Raymond, Miss. I wish you all could have been there. I learned some, made some new friends, and the contact buzz I got from writiness of it was awesome.
Novelist Joshilyn Jackson and me, at Pentimento Books in Clinton, Miss.
Joshilyn gave a rousing and funny opening address that was inspiring and motivating (the jist of which was: Write, then write some more. Write what you like. Write what you love. Then? Write some more!). She also led two workshops, which I took. One was about great opening lines and what makes them great. It was very informative.
I am working on (deep breath) a novel. A mystery. I feel altogether uncertain and downright squeamish about how I don't know what I'm doing. But we've been plotting and now it's time to write.
What are you working on?
Novelist Joshilyn Jackson and me, at Pentimento Books in Clinton, Miss.
Joshilyn gave a rousing and funny opening address that was inspiring and motivating (the jist of which was: Write, then write some more. Write what you like. Write what you love. Then? Write some more!). She also led two workshops, which I took. One was about great opening lines and what makes them great. It was very informative.
I am working on (deep breath) a novel. A mystery. I feel altogether uncertain and downright squeamish about how I don't know what I'm doing. But we've been plotting and now it's time to write.
What are you working on?
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