No one was happy when the backhoes, chainsaws and earth shoving people showed up at the wooded area across from the old marina along the Georgetown riverbank in Jacksonville last year. My phone started ringing off the hook and emails dove into my inbox faster than a Peregrine Falcon pursuing a meal. People were desperately [...]
Archive for May, 2007
Location, Location, Location!
Posted in Essay; articles, The Writing Life, Writing on May 31, 2007 | 2 Comments »
Love, What’s With That?
Posted in Essay; articles, The Writing Life, Writing on May 18, 2007 | 3 Comments »
The hardest thing I find to write about is writing. So many authors say, “writing is a labor of love,” but rather than love, a desperate need to speak always swells for me. That need fuels my initiative, but even during the laborious process of writing, I experience everything but love. Frustration, responsibility, comic relief, [...]
