Becoming a Ghost Writer

Becoming a Ghost Writer

  The Merriam-Webster online dictionary succinctly defines ghostwriting as, “to write for and in the name of another.” Making a living as a writer is downright difficult, so the possibility of ghostwriting as an adjunct to your personal writing pursuits might be...
Expanding Boundaries: Pioneers of Travel Writing

Expanding Boundaries: Pioneers of Travel Writing

In a quote that has traveled extensively since it first appeared in Four Quartets: Little Gidding in 1942, T.S. Eliot wrote, We shall not cease from explorationAnd the end of all our exploringWill be to arrive where we startedAnd know the place for the first time....
Finding Your Voice as a Writer

Finding Your Voice as a Writer

How do you find your voice as a writer? This question is right up there with perennial questions like, “What should I be when I grow up?” There are no easy answers to either question, but some helpful guidance might steer you in a profitable direction. Starting out,...
Famous Writers Discuss Inspiration

Famous Writers Discuss Inspiration

Many books deal with the craft of writing, outlining literary techniques, plot devices, character development, story pacing, and so on. Fewer titles, however, delve into the heart of writing. What does it take to go beyond the ordinary and enter that special realm...
Creating a Blog

Creating a Blog

Writers have an innate desire to write and, fortunately, we live in a time where the options for doing so in a public way are stupendous. Writing a blog doesn’t guarantee you an audience, but, as with all stages of writing, you need a place to host your words,...
Writing an Absurdist Novel

Writing an Absurdist Novel

Grappling with the nature of existence seems to be a preternatural pursuit for humans. Quoting from the Book of Bokonon (referenced later), this is how it goes: Tiger got to hunt, bird got to fly,Man got to ask himself why, why, why?Tiger got to sleep, bird got to...
Narrated Version of “Under the Church”

Narrated Version of “Under the Church”

Written by Lee Purcell, narrated by David Purcell, Under the Church is situated in a small northern California town, not far from Weed, trapped in the backwaters of time where curiosity and fear abound in equal measure.  Under the Church by Lee Purcell, narrated by...
Narrated Version of “Lost Hearts”

Narrated Version of “Lost Hearts”

English author Montague Rhodes James (M.R. James) earned respect as a medievalist scholar in the early 1900’s at King’s College, Cambridge, and, later, Eton College. Today, he is primarily remembered for his ghost stories, which blended the familiar Gothic...

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