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Monthly Archives: October 2012
The Radio Station on Halloween
I visited the PacWest Center in downtown Portland this morning to record a short segment with radio personality Sheila Hamilton. She’s a dynamic force in the local media community, and I’ve been listening to her since I moved to Oregon … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Community, Espresso Book Machine, Writing
Tagged Brave on the Page, Halloween decorations, KINK.fm, KXL, Laura Stanfill, Oregon writers, radio, Sheila Hamilton
11 Comments
Reading in Public
Next Saturday I’ll be reading a piece of my novel aloud at our inaugural Brave on the Page event! I haven’t read in front of an audience since April 2005–or maybe it was 2006. Back then I was honored by an … Continue reading
Posted in Fiction, Reading, Writing
Tagged Brave on the Page, first novel, Laura Stanfill, Oregon writers, reading aloud
16 Comments
Who, What, When, Where, Why and How
When brainstorming about Brave on the Page, I knew I needed additional content. Something besides the author interviews that have run here, on this blog, over the past two years. In talking to my writing group members on the street corner, … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Community, Writing
Tagged Brave on the Page, editor, essays, free critique, Laura Stanfill, organizing a nonfiction book, writing craft
10 Comments
Brave on the Page at Wordstock!
There you have it–my own personal gallery of Wordstock photos. I worked like crazy in August and September to launch Brave on the Page before this October 13-14 weekend, and it was definitely worth it. I had so much fun seeing many … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Espresso Book Machine, Writing
Tagged Brave on the Page, Laura Stanfill, Wordstock photos
2 Comments
Wordstock Day 2: Whitney Otto
There seemed to be more buzz and excitement on the second day of Wordstock, but it was still pretty quiet. As the Oregonian reported, the crowds didn’t show up in force on either day. I noted it, personally, because many … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Fiction, Writing
Tagged story structures, structure, Whitney Otto, Wordstock, writing a book
14 Comments
Wordstock Highlights
I spent a lot of time at the Espresso Book Machine booth during Wordstock, so I didn’t see as many panels or readings as I usually do. Nevertheless, here are some highlights: Talking to two of my friends, who introduced … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Community, Writing
Tagged Brave on the Page, Oregon writers, Wordstock, Wordstock highlights
10 Comments
I’m visiting two exceptional blogs this week, as part of releasing Brave on the Page. Anthony Lee Collins of U-town and Naomi Baltuck of Writing Between the Lines were kind enough to host me. They’re both among the most vocal contributors … Continue reading
Partying in Portland!
We had an unbelievable turnout yesterday at the drop-by launch of Brave on the Page: Oregon Writers on Craft and the Creative Life. I invited contributors to stop by the Espresso Book Machine from noon to 1:30 to see the machine … Continue reading