Conversations
I love these Ancient Greek banquetters from the Louvre. They remind me that writing, in my opinion, should be a conversation, whether it is with ourselves, our readers, or our favorite writers, but there should be a purpose for every manuscript, a dialogue in which THIS is out answer. My latest book is part of my internal and external conversations about greed among humans. What is yours about?
Weaver's Knot by Glenda Bailey-Mershon 
10 responses to “Write With Me Study Hall, Monday, October 12, 2015”
Checking in. Same old same old continuing today.
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Good for you for sticking with it. Scene by scene helps.
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Got 3 pp–her first date, and she’s about to miss her curfew.
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Not so much writer’s block as constant interruptions by my 8-year old laptop.
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I can’t write at all today; my mental state is extremely low, and i must take care of myself. Good luck to the rest of ye, all the best.
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So sorry, Jane. Hope you’ll feel better soon.
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Take care, and be better soon!
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Maybe a cuppa would help?
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Uh-oh, Randi! Good tension point, Bobbie. I, of course, got nothing done, as the movers came and dumped about thirty boxes in front of my desk and another fifty or so scattered in front of every comfortable seat in the house. However, I will not be foiled forever! I’ll manage to carve out some writing space in the next day or so.
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Writing, trying to get things into place now with the end of one book and the beginning of another. It should be interesting.
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