Posted by Alice Osborn on Dec 31, 2011
All in all, 2011 was fairly decent with a few lows and many more highs. As we say “so long” to 2011 and hello to 2012, I felt the need to be self indulgent and review my year with you!
2011 was the year my book, Unfinished Projects published by Main Street Rag, debuted. I traveled about 5,000 miles this year promoting my book throughout the Carolinas along with visiting New York’s Book...
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Posted by Alice Osborn on Oct 25, 2011
One or Two Feathers
Jo Barbara Taylor’s debut poetry collection, One or Two Feathers, contains imaginative, fresh writing that is full of color and soft sensuality. Nature is always at the center of these poems about personal love and loss, but not all of these poems are serious. When Taylor’s wit is on display, she delivers the unexpected as she connects with her reader and opens up...
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Posted by Alice Osborn on Aug 29, 2011
My review of Helen Losse’s Seriously Dangerous ran in Issue 65 of The Pedestal Magazine. Read the full length version here. Enjoy!!!
What’s God’s intention? What is out there that we cannot see? In her new book of poems, Seriously Dangerous, Helen Losse meditates on God, Jesus, the passing of time, prayer, racism, and injustice, as well as the nature of sin, faith, and redemption. In...
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Posted by Alice Osborn on Mar 12, 2011
I wanted to share the podcasts of two radio shows I was on recently with two very generous hosts: Pat Howlett and Jean Bailey Robor. I spoke about how I became a writer, my path to publication and more~Enjoy!
Pat Howlett’s Experts Grip Radio Show on BlogTalk Radio (1/2 hour) . Click Here to Hear the Show I talk about publishing and what makes me different~
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Posted by Alice Osborn on Feb 14, 2011
In 2011 do you want to be published? Do you want to learn how to be a better writer? Do you want to receive individualized teaching? Do you need an accountability partner to keep you on the creative track? Then consider taking a correspondence course!
With a correspondence course, which is a form of distance learning, you learn your lessons via email and/or snail mail. Correspondence courses are...
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