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Author Archives: Anne Bingham
What goose around, comes around
About 30 years ago, concrete geese started appearing on the porches of the small Ohio town where I grew up, many of them wearing affiliate or seasonal clothing: a Reds baseball jersey, a witch’s hat and cloak for Halloween, etc. … Continue reading
Posted in Notes from the Neighborhood, Seasonal
Tagged 4th of July, Etsy, goose clothes, Independence Day
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Migration of the Leafalopes
Not many people realize that leafalopes are ground dwellers only during their migration. In spring and summer, they’re arboreal. Like goldfinches, their color changes in autumn; during their arboreal phase, it ranges from light green through a deep purplish red. … Continue reading
Back to paper and pen
A week after the writer getaway, I’m still in the pre-planning stages for the novel. I’m feeling increasingly confident that I’m on the right track. Nudged by the confluence of a post on a writer friend’s blog and a seriously … Continue reading
Posted in Productivity Tools, The Writing Life
Tagged books about writing, ebooks, notebooks, Phyllis A. Whitney
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Writer Getaway, Day 2.5
This morning I watched another of the online classes I’ve been auditing, and suddenly something that has eluded me for months became blindingly obvious. To rescue my WIP from the mud it’s currently stuck in, all I have to do … Continue reading
Posted in The Writing Life
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Writer Getaway, Day 1.5
I’m in Day 2 of three-day writer getaway with a friend (we’ll call her Marcia). We’re at an old inn about an hour from each of our homes. It’s our second visit; we came here this past spring for a … Continue reading
