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Tag Archives: Anne Tyler
A Writing Idol: Anne Tyler
There are many writers I find amazing, but none surpasses Anne Tyler for (seeming to) speak directly to me. I’ve come up with the simile “like receiving a new mother’s caress” to describe how I feel while reading Anne Tyler’s … Continue reading
Tried and True Beach Reads
The following article, which I wrote today, was first published as Endless Beach Reads: Summertime Escapism in the Sand on Blogcritics. Hope you enjoy it. Big onscreen awhile back (okay, forty-five years ago) was a movie called Endless Summer, a … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Authors
Tagged Accidental Tourist, Anne Tyler, beach reads, Bill Bryson, Charms for the Easy Life, Coma, Cradle Will Fall, Daemon, Daniel Suarez, David Sedaris, Dean Koontz, Dennis Lehane, Freedom, Kaye Gibbons, Life and Times of the Thunderbolt Kid, light reading, Mary Higgins Clark, Misery, Robin Cook, Shutter Island, Stephen King, summer books, Watchers, When You Are Engulfed in Flames
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First Lines
One of the hardest and most fun things a writer has to do is decide what the first line will be in the book they’re writing. Sometimes that line appears fast, out of “nowhere.” Sometimes a line pops up and … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Authors, Writing
Tagged Amateur Marriage, Amy and Isabelle, Anne Tyler, Annie Proulx, books, Charms for the Easy Life, Cleveland Rutters, Elizabeth Strout, first lines, foreshadow, foreshadowing, Kaye Gibbons, Laura Hillenbrand, memoir, Postcards, reading, Sara Gruen, Unbroken, Water for Elephants, writer, writing
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