Image of the week… Click on Lou’s Art Blog and Gallery to see all originals and prints.
The Zen of Max
A touching memoir of friendship and unconditional love
The story of Bugsy and Knuckles -- the formative years!
An alphabet book like no other. For All Ages... Bugsy and Knuckles take you through their version of whimsy, one letter at a time.
Tag Archives: practice
Writers write!
Writing book-length fiction or non-fiction is a big job. So often I hear, “I have an idea for a book. I’m going to write it one day.” I would love to know how many of the people who have told … Continue reading
Posted in writing general
Tagged before you write, book, Lou Belcher, practice, write daily, writing, writing practice
6 Comments
The challenge and benefit of Daily Anything
I’ve been concentrating on painting these last couple of months. In January, I participated in the 30 Paintings in 30 Days challenge put on by Leslie Saeta. And in March, I participated in the daily painting challenge put on by … Continue reading
Daily Writing Increases Creativity … and Another Thank You
My parents used to have Happy Hour at 4:30 pm everyday. They’d have a drink while talking over their day. Around 4:15 pm, they would both begin to think and prepare for Happy Hour. They skipped their ritual on very … Continue reading
Practical uses for your journal
For any skill that we use in life, practice is needed to bring it to higher and higher levels of expertise. Of course, this is true of writing. Although many people say they’ve always wanted to write a book, few … Continue reading
Learn the craft of writing.
You’ve had that book title and idea in your mind for ages. Finally, you have decided to write. Once the decision is made, you’ll want to get started and you won’t want to stop. Halfway into the book, or maybe … Continue reading
