Writing

Book club was nerve-wracking Tuesday night.  Eight people had spent a month reading one of my favourite science fiction books, Sundiver by David Brin.  We ended up talking an hour and a half about it.  Some people loved it, some liked it, one didn't like it at all.

First meeting of Anna's book club Monday this week, and we're starting with Reading Lolita in Tehran, a book about a book club, with study questions in the back.  It's very recursive.  The club is called Bill and the Nannygoats, for no readily apparent

Busted!  When I wrote about the Tapestries training last week, I didn't expect Elizabeth Vega to find it.  Always a little disconcerting when someone says "I read your blog."  More so when she's a writer! Did my interview Monday night (and was interviewed in

Went to a training session last night on the Tapestries program, writing life  stories for elderly people in a nursing home.  The writing doesn't worry me too  much, but the interviews are daunting.  As practice, we have to interview one of  the other volunteers, preferably one we don&

Went to the St Louis Writer's Meetup last night.  Three regulars, me, Hubby, and two other chaps.  Two Mac laptops, three PC laptops, interesting group.  Three people shared stuff they've written, I'm always nervous about doing that.  What if I'm just faking