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Author Archives: Susan G. Weidener
Writing To Tell Your Story
As always, I remain excited about this time in publishing, one that affords the hard-working and dedicated writer a variety of choices and financial options to tell her story.
From Writing to Publishing
As we discussed in the Women’s Writing Circle, there has never been a writer who didn’t question whether what she writes is any good or not.
The Power of Journaling
And so … her memory returns, as do her words, here along the writer’s way. In December, 2012, blogger and author Kathy Pooler wrote about the power of journaling for our Women’s Writing Circle. A few weeks later, she would come to suburban Philadelphia and teach a workshop on journaling.
A Writer Offers a History Lesson
After all, the truth begins with the truth.
The Woman with Red Fingernails
An aspiring blogger and mother with two grown daughters, she was just beginning to revel in her newfound independence. Now was her time. As she pushed her bicycle home on the war-torn streets of Bucha, it was another day in the life of everywoman. Her dream to become a make-up artist energized her. As sheContinue reading “The Woman with Red Fingernails”
Follow-up to the Author’s Publishing Jungle
No one said this business of being an author would be easy.
The Author’s Publishing Jungle
So it was that I began the quest to find a self-publishing company that offered the services I needed, hopefully, without breaking the proverbial bank.
Writing and Unlocking Grief
Someone will write about the death of a child, a spouse, a parent, a beloved dog and when they read their work to a group of empathetic listeners, it is as if the weight has begun to lift.
Writing Workshop for a Difficult World
We’ll have writing prompts, time for free writes, reading our work aloud, and sharing the hope of setting aside time for a creative life.
Along the Writer's Way 