Editors on Editing: Insights from a Working Editor, Part 2

by Matilda ButlerMay 2, 2011
Editors on Editing: Insights from a Working Editor, Part 2

Mary Jo Doig, an Story Circle Network Editorial Service professional editor, shares four tips for making your words sparkle.

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Writing and Healing: Secrets of Silence

by Pamela JaneMay 1, 2011
Writing and Healing: Secrets of Silence

In a time when technology bombards us with noise, Pamela Jane Bell shows us how silence can be used as an element of healing and how silence and writing allow us to discover the pathway to healing.

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Do You LIKE What We’re Doing? Exercise Your Power and Use the Button

by Kendra BonnettApril 29, 2011
Do You LIKE What We’re Doing? Exercise Your Power and Use the Button

Blogs are meant to be interactive environments where readers and writers can connect and influence. Social tools (such as the Facebook LIKE button) make it easy for readers to voice their likes and dislikes and guide the content. Discover why you should like LIKE.

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Memoir Writing Contest: Mother Saves the Day by Constance Blasjo Doty

by Matilda ButlerApril 28, 2011
Memoir Writing Contest: Mother Saves the Day by Constance Blasjo Doty

Constance Blasjo Doty’s memoir vignette shows us how a detailed memory of an ordinary day becomes an extraordinary story.

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Memoir Writing Prompts: Three Views of Memoir and Truth, Part 1

by Matilda ButlerApril 26, 2011
Memoir Writing Prompts: Three Views of Memoir and Truth, Part 1

Memoir Writing Prompt of the Week. This is the first of three writing prompts focused on memoir and truth.

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Editing Resources for Memoir Writers…We All Can Benefit

by Kendra BonnettApril 25, 2011
Editing Resources for Memoir Writers…We All Can Benefit

Even the best writers among us, rely on editors to catch the errors we just can’t see and help ensure we’re not missing an opportunity to tell our stories in the best way possible.

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Writing and Healing: Staying Safe in a Room Full of Elephants

by Sharon LippincottApril 24, 2011
Writing and Healing: Staying Safe in a Room Full of Elephants

Sharon Lippincott takes a fascinating look at ways we can protect ourselves when we need to raise family secrets that just might unleash a herd of elephants on us.

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