Posted by Alice Osborn on Feb 26, 2013
If you’re an author, it’s quite common to be asked at a reading what’s your next project. You always need to be working on something, or you might as well hang up your pen! The question, “What are you writing right now?” inspired this blog hop where a number of writers from all over the U.S. are writing on “My Next Big Thing,” answering the same 10 questions you see here.
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Posted by Alice Osborn on Sep 17, 2012
Next Thursday you’re going to read at your first open mic and you know you don’t want to bomb.
Don’t fear—help’s on the way!
After several years of poetry reading experiences here are ten tips I’ve curated for you so you’ll be remembered for your presence and poetry, not for the mic you knocked down or for the spit you sprayed on the front row.
Prior to your...
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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 Sep 5, 2011
Today we welcome back guestblogger, Ashley Acornley, RD, LDN to Write from the Inside Out. Ashley blogs at Fresh From the Farm, which is packed with useful information about finding nutritious and tasty farm fresh foods in your area. Please check it out! Enjoy as Ashley shares how writers can stay healthy while balancing long hours and deadlines.
Are you a successful author or poet who has an...
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Posted by Alice Osborn on Jun 13, 2011
Chances are if you’re a writer you’ve been to an open mic. What was it about that open mic last night that made you want or not want to come back? Was it the people, the venue, the performances or all three? After over two years of running my own open mic series and attending scores of open mics I’ve come up with my own list of what makes for a great series. This post is...
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