by MontanaCoauthor | Aug 21, 2018 | Writing Process Tips
The old Zen Koan appears to hold true: The way you do one thing, is the way you do everything. To help me get out of my office once in a while, I am completing coursework for a Permaculture Design program. For the moment, that means I’ve developed a number of...
by MontanaCoauthor | Jul 2, 2018 | News
“…scattered throughout this darker narrative, we also see Brigitte reveling in small childhood pleasures: learning to ride a bike, finding a blanket-stuffed nook to read a few precious books, and picking blueberries in the summer, mushrooms in the spring...
by MontanaCoauthor | Jun 5, 2018 | News
“Yearman’s remembrance…is poignant, filled with vivid details but unembellished by maudlin sentiment. She allows the genuine power of her autobiographical drama to speak for itself. ” So states a recent Kirkus Review posting about “Don’t...
by MontanaCoauthor | May 17, 2018 | Writing Process Tips
All of my clients struggle with writer’s block at some point, and they can become frustrated with themselves over their “procrastination”. But sometimes writer’s block is intelligent. Sometimes the subconscious needs to tell us something through that block. Gentle...
by MontanaCoauthor | Apr 18, 2018 | Sketchbook, Writing Process Tips
Click here for Part 1 of this Q&A Isn’t it awful to work so hard on a book and not have your name on it? No actually. As mentioned before, I’ve written about topics regarding which I have no personal authority. I’ve ghostwritten for doctors, architects,...
