a guest post by Marlene M. Bell I couldn’t be more excited about today’s guest author! Marlene not only writes the riveting, award-winning Annalisse books, she’s also a generous woman. For example, she’s written this guest post full of important information for authors, AND she’s offering a giveaway to end all giveaways (see below). Thanks,…
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b.read.crumbs: Soaring
My partner in b.read.crumbs, Julie Herman, thought our topic for February should be short poems, since February is a short month. She kicked it off with her post a couple of weeks ago, in which she wrote about haiku. Julie loves her some haiku. Me? I love to read haiku, ponder haiku, and drift along…
3 Questions & a Pose ~ Amy Weintraub
Wherein my guest, a yoga instructor and writer, answers three questions and shares one (sometimes more than one) pose that yogis and writers will find informative, intriguing, and entertaining. You’ve probably heard (or even said) “Yoga changed my life.” My guest today knows exactly what that means. While in her twenties, Amy Weintraub suffered from…
Amy Weintraub ~ Three Questions & a Cover
Well-known yoga instructor, therapist, and creator of the Yoga For Your mood card deck, Amy Weintraub is also the author of an exciting new novel, Temple Dancer. She’s got some great advice for writers to share here. Question: What books do you recommend for an aspiring writer? First, read the best books (both well reviewed…
b.read.crumbs: Julie Wray Herman
What is Short Anyway? This month’s b.read.crumbs post by Julie Herman, which you may find in the original on her website. According to my dictionary, short is a descriptor of distance. small in length, distance, or height: a short skirtHer hair is much shorter than it used to be.It’s only a short walk to the station.I’m fairly short but my brother’s very tall. But for writers, short has…
3 Questions & a Pose ~ Anna Adami
Wherein my guest, a yoga instructor and writer, answers three questions and shares one (sometimes more than one) pose that yogis and writers will find informative, intriguing, and entertaining. Question 1 Which came first, your yoga or your writing? My writing. Question 2 Are you primarily Hatha, Bhakti, Karma, or other? Primarily Hatha. I practice…
How Do You Write a Road Trip?
a guest post by Allyson Rice I’m excited to share with you this guest post by my sister Southerner Allyson Rice (AWT viewers may remember her as Connor Walsh). She’s an adventurer, an artist, a writer, and wickedly funny. After you’ve enjoyed the informative essay, you’ll want enter the contest for a chance to win…
Solar Waste
EarthTalk® From the Editors of E – The Environmental Magazine Dear EarthTalk: How are we going to deal with all the waste when the solar panels everyone is putting up now wear out in 20-30 years? — Paul B., Chevy Chase, MD When purchasing green alternatives for home power generation, there are many features that the…
b.read.crumbs: Regrouping
Bringing you up to speed: the b.read.crumbs newsletter has transitioned to blog posts. For details, please see This Post by Julie Herman. And if you’d like to get updates in your email inbox, you can subscribe to the blog posts via the Get New Posts in Your Inbox button. Don’t worry–your email address is strictly…
Which of the EV models now available in the U.S. provide the most bang for the buck?
EarthTalk® From the Editors of E – The Environmental Magazine Dear EarthTalk: Which of the EV models now available in the U.S. provide the most bang for the buck? Is now a good time to finally make the upgrade from my internal combustion car? — P. Bronson, Tampa, FL With some 43 new battery-powered electric vehicles…