Where do I find subjects to write about? How do I determine what might be interesting or not? What time of day do I write? How much of what I write is true? The muse, where do I find it? These are only a few of many questions I get asked. Here is where I record my thoughts on all aspects of my writing.
Steve Meador is the author of Throwing Percy from the Cherry Tree, a poetry book that was an entrant for a National Book Award and the Pulitzer Prize in poetry. He is widely published in online and print journals. He has been a real estate broker since the early 1980s and currently lives and practices in the Tampa, FL, area.
Monday, November 7, 2011
The entire flock ridiculed Sebastian, teased him about eating too many bad fish. He ignored all of them and continued to train. In the end, there was shock and awe. The race was much closer than expected.
Your paper looks as rustic as mine but as the pages yellow the story leaves me hanging with fork in hand, ready to eat on an empty plate ! Please sir may I have some more?
Your paper looks as rustic as mine but as the pages yellow the story leaves me hanging with fork in hand, ready to eat on an empty plate ! Please sir may I have some more?
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