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Tag Archives: Laura Hillenbrand
“Loneliness is not much written about.”
So said Stephen Fry (actor, writer, and more) in a June 24 excellent post on his suicide attempt last year. Intrigued by his statement that loneliness is not much written about, I did a quick run-through in my own mind … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Authors, Ruminations, Writing
Tagged A Fine and Private Place, Boo Radley, Dave Pell, Ernest Hemingway, Harper Lee, Laura Hillenbrand, loneliness in books, Michael Cunningham, NextDraft, Peter S. Beagle, Stephen Fry, Steve Martin, The Company of Myself, The Hours, The Sun Also Rises, To Kill a Mockingbird, Unbroken
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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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Kicked Out
So, I was having breakfast Tuesday morning with a small group that included a longtime friend – who wishes to be called by her Indian pseudonym – Calm Water. The chatter turned to this blog, which she has enjoyed, and … Continue reading
Posted in Book Readers
Tagged book clubs, books, Laura Hillenbrand, Sarah's Key, Unbroken
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