Archive for October 2006

Hope, sadness, inspiration.

Much has happened since October 2006.

  1. An invite to send the first pages of thirty pages of Harry Flash to Bleak House Books. (I didn’t more later.)
  2. Six months of trips back and forth to the UK, doing what I could both during the illness and after the passing of someone I cared for deeply, blew my writing spirit and taught me the value of family.
  3. Naturalization, fingerprints, interviews and soon an oath of allegiance.
  4. More articles for Lincoln Journal in first four months of 2007 than in last six of 2006. I expect that to slow now they have a new editor, but hey, it was sure fun having all those deadlines and expanding the scope of writing.
  5. Meeting and learning from great authors including Peter Abrahams and NPR’s Bill Littlefield.
  6. A new focus - on publishing beyond newsletters and local newspapers?

Sometimes people misunderstand me.

Here’s a link to one the posts I later developed for public consumption at the WriteStuff group

AEIB (An Englishman In Boston): A trick question?

I will publish the full piece later.

AEIB (An Englishman In Boston): Staple diet

AEIB (An Englishman In Boston): Staple diet

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