I have been reading Leah Griffith‘s blog, Eating Life Raw, for a while now. When she announced, last year, that her book, Cosette’s Tribe had been published, I knew I had to read it. What I wasn’t prepared for was a book that would touch my heart so deeply and keep me awake for two…
6 Months Into 2019 #ZombieBlogHop
Good morning everyone and welcome to the Zombie Blog Hop! Why Zombies in June, you ask? A WhatsApp conversation about the need to get our blogs active and buzzing, led to someone saying that we were presently like Zombies. Which in turn led to the Zombie Blog Hop (shout out to Holly Jahangiri!). Our prompt…
April & May Review : Writer Get Noticed
I’ve been dragging my feet on the Write Tribe Writing Challenge book review, for a number of reasons including the fact that the Write Tribe website is undergoing changes. Today, I’m going ahead with sharing a review of Writer Get Noticed and also including the linky for your April and May reviews. Writer Get Noticed:…
The 3 Cs Of A Blogging Challenge
With the April Blogging from A to Z Challenge starting today, I thought it was a good time to talk about the 3 Cs of a Blogging Challenge. These are things that I’ve learned from completing (and sometimes not completing!) a few blogging challenges. The 3 Cs Of A Blogging Challenge There are various reasons…
March Review: If You Want To Write
I first heard of Brenda Ueland and her book If You Want to Write: A Book About Art, Independence, and Spirit, a few years ago and bought it. While I read the other other how-to-write books from women authors -Natalie Goldberg’s Writing Down the Bones , Anne Lamott’s Bird by Bird, Julia Cameron’s The Artist’s Way – this one…
February Review:The Mindful Writer
I was glad that some of you told me that the Write Tribe Reading Challenge is keeping you on track with your reading goals. I know it’s working for me personally. This month, we’re reviewing The Mindful Writer by Dinty Moore. Thank you for the overwhelming response to the January Review post. My apologies for…