Ask the Author: Jane Spavold Tims
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Jane Spavold Tims
I would travel to the coast of Cornwall, the setting for many of Daphne DuMaurier's books. I actually travelled there virtually, using Google Earth 'Street View' and my stationary bike (see my blog www.janetims.com for posts and paintings I did on the 'journey')
Jane Spavold Tims
Writing is fun and challenging. But the best part is having others hear/read my words. I appreciate various reactions and love to know my words have inspired my readers to remember and to think about their own experiences.
Jane Spavold Tims
Embedded in the everyday occurrences of life are tidbits to inspire writing. The challenges are to add new and interesting activities, to pay attention and to always carry a notebook and pencil to capture words flowing through.
Jane Spavold Tims
Write every day, read your work aloud, seek feedback, read books, keep learning.
Jane Spavold Tims
I treat a lag in my writing like any fatigue ... I get lots of sleep and take a break, perhaps change to another creative activity
Jane Spavold Tims
Completing a manuscript of poetry about the plants and animals living in and around the covered bridges in New Brunswick. Last summer I visited more than thirty covered bridges.
Jane Spavold Tims
On a hike we discovered a prolific patch of blackberries and picked our fill during the next three Saturday's ... Made me think about how much wild food is available for the gathering
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