Category Archives: The writing process

Accidental creativity

Posted on February 25, 2010 by Sharon

My mother has this cookbook that she’s had almost as long as I have been alive. It’s covered in 1970’s floral wallpaper (pink and yellow I think), the pages are yellowed and speckled with years of work in the kitchen. … Continue reading →

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Don’t spoil the end

Posted on November 13, 2009 by Sharon

A great vacation, a tasty cake, a good book, the writing of a good book, the big project – whatever the event there comes a time when it must end. As I approach the conclusion of the Bibliotopia project I … Continue reading →

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It’s my job

Posted on November 8, 2009 by Sharon

Don’t be fooled by those eyes. This is the face of a tyrant. It’s very hard to do much of anything when there is a puppy at my feet with a bucket on his head. It’s driving everyone crazy, most … Continue reading →

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Know thy parameters

Posted on September 19, 2009 by Sharon

In working on the garden this week I discovered accepted something important about myself that has huge ramifications for writing: blueprints don’t work for me.  In the case of the garden I had a set of parameters, in this case it … Continue reading →

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Steer for the deep

Posted on August 13, 2009 by Sharon

The world is an amazing place and no where is this more evident than on social networking sites. In just a few days through Facebook, I’ve hooked up with at least five friends from high school in New Zealand, three … Continue reading →

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