Another good read from @AndrewTRoycroft and @TheRabbitRoom:
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Defenestrate. Pulchritude. Skunk. A few thoughts about word choice . . .
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A good reminder from Renee Mathis, my special guest on the Habit podcast this week. #writing #writinglife #thehabitpodcast
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It’s almost Christmas. You don’t need writing advice. What you need is a poem. @AndrewTRoycroft's poem caught my eye a couple of weeks ago: youtu.be/nXzylsHDMOM
Recently, Randall Goodgame and I discussed the essential role of collaboration, the importance of writing out of freedom and not out of condemnation, and the irrepressibility of childlike joy. Listen here: #freedom #joy #writinglife
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Last week, I watched friends enjoy each other's excellence. I wrote about that here: #friendship #creativity #btlog
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Reagan Dregge has had the same pen pal since she was 11. In this episode of The Habit Podcast, we talk about letter-writing as an entry point for all other kinds of writing. #letterwriting #writing #Christmasletters #thehabitpodcast #podcast
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Letter-writing is an excellent way to prime the writing pump. #christmasletters #letterwriting
Link: thehabit.co/its-a-good-time-…
My friends over at the Rabbit Room have asked a handful of friends to share some of their favorite songs inspired by literature. Here's a full list:
#favoritesongs #literature
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Good description offers experience to the reader in a way that approximates the way experience comes to us in the world God made—through the senses.
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This week on the podcast, Christiana Peterson and I discuss the link between mysticism and mortality, the writer’s role in engaging with mortality as an antidote for self-absorption, and death as a teacher of compassion. thehabit.co/s2-ep48-christia… #thehabitpodcast
In the era of the smart phone and social media, we need to rethink and refine our relationship to boredom. thehabit.co/boredom-and-crea…
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In this week’s podcast, I talk with @Tsh Oxenreider. We discuss the challenging art of graceful endings, the perils of absolute accessibility, and what sets the Advent season apart from merely a “happy clappy countdown to Christmas.”
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Here’s my podcast about writing and self-kindness with @JonathanHRogers. I loved about the intersection of these two themes. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
#bekindtoyourself @TheRabbitRoom
Hey, @amyalznauer and @pingszoo, I love your large, startling book!
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I loved having this conversation with @JonathanHRogers. Kicking myself for not bringing up feechies, though.
This week, Jonathan Rogers talks with Scott James about the practical complexity of applying wisdom, the role of empathy in good reading, the instructive power of story for life’s moral questions, and grace as God’s surprise ending: is.gd/WeJsn9
On The Habit Podcast this week: Mark Meynell (aka @Quaerentia) on civility and the importance of telling the truth, not just winning arguments. This is a good one. omny.fm/shows/the-habit-podc…
When Flannery O’Connor died, she left behind an unfinished manuscript of a third novel. Jessica @HootenWilson is preparing that manuscript for publication. In this week’s episode of The Habit, we discuss FOC’s writing habits, among other things. https://teapaw.org/t.co/6Igq8f6GlI
Thanks, Paola!
Here’s a show for you… Episode 11: Karen Swallow Prior episode of The Habit
When two of my all time fav, and most respected writers sit together to chat about writing - - > 🎉👍❤️!
Y'all are wonderful @KSPrior @JonathanHRogers! Thanks for this gem :)
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