Posts Tagged nonfiction

A guest post o’mine, “Bee and Orchid”, with accompanying photography by the brilliant and talented Leora Effinger-Weintraub, makes its debut at No Unsacred Place, the amazing Pagan living blog of the Pagan Newswire Collective. Bless the bees!

I have another guest post up at the Clarion Foundation Blog, this time on those sinking moments when writers realize that their intricate and brilliantly crafted plot lines are actually ridiculously easy to resolve.

B.T. Newberg, author/administrator of the Humanistic Paganism website, has put up a guest post, written by yours truly, on the question of personal practice. Enjoy!

“Writer’s Craft #18-Who Edits You?” at the Clarion blog is a guest post by yours truly regarding the fine art of choosing who gets to critique your precious prose.

Once more, a short essay of mine graces the pages of the I’m From Driftwood blog. This time, it’s a heartwarming holiday tale (no, really!). Check it out!

Hey, look! It’s the Fall 2010 issue of Circle Magazine, the publication of Circle Sanctuary, and I have an article in it: “The Path to ‘I Do’”, about using labyrinths in wedding and handfasting ceremonies. Check it out!

I am honored to learn that my essay “I’m From Mattawan, MI” has been selected for inclusion in the forthcoming I’m From Driftwood book, which is being published in anticipation of IFD’s 50-State Story Tour. I don’t have a lot of details yet, but I’m so pleased to know that this book is going to exist, and I’m excited to see the Story Tour roll through Minnesota!

Witches & Pagans issue 21, the Garden Issue, , is now available. Pick up a copy to read my essay, “Deep Roots, Deep Magic”.

I’m delighted to report that my essay “Deep Roots, Deep Magic” will appear in an upcoming issue of Witches and Pagans magazine. More details as they become available. Many thanks to W&P editor Anne Newkirk Niven, who was patience incarnate as I got this one ship-shape.

It’s here! “I’m From Mattawan, MI” has been posted at I’m From Driftwood. Go forth and take a read.