Tag Archives: the Bardabee Poet
Navigating the Seas of Submissions…
Sometimes, being a writer feels like you are riding out a storm in the middle of a turbulent sea. Waves are crashing over the bow, and you are sure you are going under any moment. This week has been something … Continue reading →
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Tagged blogging, Rie Sheridan Rose, submission tips, the Bardabee Poet, writing, writing life
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Author Interview: Eliza Maxwell
I had the pleasure several months ago of reading The Grave Tender by Eliza Maxwell, an extremely powerful debut novel. Ms. Maxwell will be joining our Mystery Readers meeting next Saturday in Georgetown, so I asked her if she … Continue reading →
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Tagged author, Eliza Maxwell, mystery, Rie Sheridan Rose, the Bardabee Poet, The Grave Tender, writer
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Making the Big Sale
Ghosts on Drugs My first submission of the year has been accepted and paid for. It has been a really unique experience for me, and I wanted to share it. 🙂 I saw the call for Ghosts on Drugs, and … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ghosts on Drugs, Hy Bender, process, Rie Sheridan Rose, sale, Submission Call, the Bardabee Poet, Will Paoletto, writing process
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Ending and Beginning: The State of the Resolution Address
Those of you who read this blog regularly (Thank you!) have been following my saga of submittals for the past year. Some days, we weren’t any of us sure that I could meet my goal–but I did. Over 400 submissions … Continue reading →
Happy Holidays!
It’s Friday, so I am blogging, but it won’t be anything extensive, or witty today. Just a heart-felt wish that your upcoming year is filled with everything you wish for, and that I learn how to schedule posts next year. … Continue reading →
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Tagged Happy Holidays, organization, Rie Sheridan Rose, Splend To-Do, the Bardabee Poet, To-Do list
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I Find This Fascinating…
I promised more pictures from Galveston, but this struck me as something I wanted to talk about more. After all, the pictures will still be here next week, or the week after… So, last Saturday, there was a special … Continue reading →
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Tagged Disney, Hollywood, Mary Poppins, P. L. Travers, Rie Sheridan Rose, Saving Mr. Banks, the Bardabee Poet, writing
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Promised Pictures from Dickens on the Strand
I said in last week’s post that I would be posting pictures from last weekend’s trip to Dickens on the Strand. We didn’t stay too long at the event, what with bad boots and tired child…but we had fun, and … Continue reading →
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Tagged costumes, Dickens on the Strand, Rie Sheridan Rose, the Airship Isabella, the Bardabee Poet
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Decompression Time Almost Over
Well, I finished NaNoWriMo despite Jo’s last minute stalling, and I have had a lovely week of doing pretty much the minimum daily list work, which will culminate this weekend in my first visit to Dickens on the Strand, which … Continue reading →
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Tagged Adrienne Rose, Dickens on the Strand, Galveston, Jo Mann, Rie Sheridan Rose, Steampunk, the Bardabee Poet, writing
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Procrastination Station!
Okay, so we are down to the wire on NaNoWriMo. There are only 5,697 words to go. Jo has behaved herself admirably through most of the draft, and the book has done some things that I really am loving, but… You knew … Continue reading →
Writer Interview: Katie Magnusson
Today, I have the pleasure of sharing an interview with Katie Magnusson, one of the authors in Mocha Memoirs Press’s new Paranormal Sherlock Holmes anthology, An Improbable Truth. Here is what she has to say for herself and her … Continue reading →
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