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Beware of Writers!

Posted on April 6, 2015 by Nancy

Last week my daughter called to tell me she couldn’t read my new novel. I said “OK” though I wondered why. She went on to tell me that she felt like she was reading about herself, and it made her … Continue reading →

Posted in My Blog | Tagged 'rea'l people, 'real' fiction, based on people you know, being human, creating characters, life choices, making fiction 'real', making mistakes, Mishpocheh, new situation, positive traits, still me, That's 'me' in your novel | Comments Off

Death and Dying, II

Posted on December 2, 2013 by Nancy

The tiny town I live in on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington State is really an amazing place. Twenty of us have become the care givers for a friend who is dying here. I know some of the folks on … Continue reading →

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Feeling Empty

Posted on April 1, 2013 by Nancy

A few days ago a woman told a friend of mine that she was amazed that she no longer felt ’empty.’ She had felt that way most of her life, but had realized she no longer did. That gave me … Continue reading →

Posted in My Blog | Tagged affection, children, creativity, feeling empty, friends, fullness, grandchildren, how I fill myself, life choices, love of self, partnerships, spirit, work | Comments Off

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