The last two week’s have flown by, so fast that I missed doing last week’s blogpost! So I’ll make it up by writing two today (sorry!) since I’ve much to… Read More
BEEN TOO LONG AT THE FAIR… BLOG #23
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Colombia
I’m flying out to Colombia tomorrow, during one of the most difficult times the country has experienced in the last ten years or so. People are so desperate with the… Read More
All In Engine Virtual Production Live Stream with Puget Systems
Virtual Production & Motion Capture by Gabriella Krousaniotakis /May 14th, 2021 Blog#24 This week I had the pleasure of appearing on a Live Stream show hosted by Kelly Shipman from… Read More
Art in Roser Park
Art in Roser Park By Helen French, May 14, 2021 This weekend I get to do something I absolutely love- I get to perform- with live music, live actors, and… Read More
Been too Long at the Fair…BLOG #23
BEEN TOO LONG AT THE FAIR… BLOG #23 May 14, 2021 By Emily Lee Stehle The last two week’s have flown by, so fast that I missed doing last week’s… Read More
Colombia
Colombia by Yuly Restrepo May 14, 2021 I’m flying out to Colombia tomorrow, during one of the most difficult times the country has experienced in the last ten years or… Read More
The Language of Love
My partner Patrick Cottrell and I will be teaching a two-hour virtual craft seminar next month for Lit Fest 2021, an annual summer writers conference organized by Lighthouse Writers Workshop…. Read More
National Public Radio – A Trusted Voice Turns 50
May 14, 2021 | By Kurt Loft National Public Radio A Trusted Voice Turns 50 . . . At a time when the First Amendment is under attack, local newspapers… Read More
The Language of Love
May 14, 2021 Sarah Gerard My partner Patrick Cottrell and I will be teaching a two-hour virtual craft seminar next month for Lit Fest 2021, an annual summer writers… Read More
Weekend Challenge: Share Your Work
This week’s blog is for those of you who have been writing or otherwise creating privately, but you have not yet shared your work. Your creation is sitting in a drawer, the ink pressed neatly into the closed pages of a journal, or waiting in a folder on your computer. Safe from critical eyes…. Read More
