Ask the Author: Capo Cielo
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Capo Cielo
Don't think about having to 'come up with a story' think of it as 'getting the story down'. Everything you want to say is already inside you and it's only a matter of putting it on the page. That makes the whole thing seem less daunting.
Capo Cielo
Writing morning pages every day has helped me tremendously with this. Being able to brain dump everything that is taking space in my head onto paper first thing in the morning allows me to move beyond all the noise and distraction.
This is what I've done consistently for almost 2 years now and it helps me stay overflowing with an abundance of creativity.
This is what I've done consistently for almost 2 years now and it helps me stay overflowing with an abundance of creativity.
Capo Cielo
A love story, of course.
This one goes deep and endures battlefields, lethal poisons, and a nursing home.
Sometimes sacrificing the most is how you gain the most.
This one goes deep and endures battlefields, lethal poisons, and a nursing home.
Sometimes sacrificing the most is how you gain the most.
Capo Cielo
Gonna mix it up a lot during July and just explore a bit. This is my list for this month so far:
Race the Sands: A novel by Sarah Beth Durst
Raphael, Painter in Rome: A novel
The Art of the Short Story
Kinship with All Life
The Good Neighbor: The life and Work of Fred Rogers
Race the Sands: A novel by Sarah Beth Durst
Raphael, Painter in Rome: A novel
The Art of the Short Story
Kinship with All Life
The Good Neighbor: The life and Work of Fred Rogers
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