Wednesday of this week (March 28), I posted at Canadian Authors Who Are Christian at The Word Guild on using social media. I reflect on doing business, and particularly the writing business, as it connects with our comfort and time … Continue reading →
No words needed; this video is a story by itself. Enjoy!
Continue reading →This year in late September, when I was a reader at Word on the Street in Kitchener, a fellow writer whom I had never met came to my reading and introduced herself. Robin had also published her book, Eyes Wide … Continue reading →
I blog once a month at Canadian Writers Who Are Christian. We are a group of authors from The Word Guild, sharing our faith and life experiences. This morning was my turn to post. My blog piece is entitled “Award … Continue reading →
As a professional member and author of The Word Guild, I post once a month for the Canadian Authors Who are Christian, a blog maintained by The Word Guild. It seems that between blogging here and there, editing for clients … Continue reading →
Here’s an update on what’s happening with my book, Once Upon a Sandbox. Book launch, Kitchener Tavistock Public Library, answering questions after the reading Tavistock Fall Fair, promoting book and editing business Toastmasters and storytelling experiences have been … Continue reading →
In cities across Canada, Word on the Street celebrates reading and advocates literacy. I’ve been involved with Word on the Street in Victoria Park, Kitchener, nearly every year since its first event. The first year, I volunteered with the City … Continue reading →
July 13, 2011. Posing for a photo before the launch of my book. Note the mini sandbox beside me. Giving my reading. An attentive and receptive audience. Thanks to my daughter Sarah and her boyfriend Tony for setting up … Continue reading →
This week I’ve taken a few road trips to promote my book. Merrifield Book Shop in Woodstock, Ontario, now has my book in its store. There may be opportunity for signing or a book event there this fall. Fanfare Books … Continue reading →
Outside the dining hall, and it’s time to say good-bye. Darcy Neil Croteau (left) and Carolyn Wilker (Photo by Darcy’s husband, used by permission.) Lessons I learned at Write! Canada this year: There’s always more to learn. Be open … Continue reading →
