Ask the Author: Edith Mary Stanley
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Edith Mary Stanley
Start writing in another style. Copy someone else for a bit, just to get your grove back.
Watch people. People are funny and awesomely inspiring. Even just watching a person walking across the street can trigger a great idea.
Watch people. People are funny and awesomely inspiring. Even just watching a person walking across the street can trigger a great idea.
Edith Mary Stanley
The creativity. It's amazing and a wonder the things you can do if you just open your mind and your heart.
Edith Mary Stanley
Carry a journal with you and write it down. The strangest things will inspire you to discover the story. Everything you see and hear is a compelling story just waiting to be told.
DO NOT stop writing, no matter bad bad you think it is, it will get better and easier. But if you stop writing; everything stops. Your mind, your creativity just shrivels up and begins dying.
DO NOT stop writing, no matter bad bad you think it is, it will get better and easier. But if you stop writing; everything stops. Your mind, your creativity just shrivels up and begins dying.
Edith Mary Stanley
The second book of poetry "Just Another Roller Coaster" is in the works as well as "From Life to Life, caring for ill, aging or dying loved ones", "Essentials for Self-care, 10 or so tips for making you a better caregiver" e-book, numerous short stories. .
Edith Mary Stanley
Everything inspires me. Everything thing and every one has a story. I'm blessed enough to be able to find it and put it on paper; manuscript or canvas, it makes no difference.
Edith Mary Stanley
"Colors of My Soul" began as a personal journal after several major life events left me dazed and confused. It was how I dealt with the pain and the joy of my life.
I realized I was not alone in and that many other people were in similar depression, anxiety and felt as utterly alone as I did, so I turned it in a book of poetry. Since I'm also an artist the title just seemed to fit.
I realized I was not alone in and that many other people were in similar depression, anxiety and felt as utterly alone as I did, so I turned it in a book of poetry. Since I'm also an artist the title just seemed to fit.
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