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Cowboy Storytellers Weave Magic

December 30, 2022 by Kelley Lindberg 2 Comments

What’s better than an old cowboy telling stories? Two old cowboys egging each other on! In October, I was in Oklahoma City to speak at the Women Writing the West conference. One of the best parts of the WWW conferences is the field trips they include, usually to museums or art galleries that dive into […]

Filed Under: writer's life Tagged With: Cowboys, Museums, research, travel, westerns, writing conferences

Gifts for Writers – 2022

December 9, 2022 by Kelley Lindberg Leave a Comment

It’s the time for happy holidays and merry everything! Got a writer on your gift-giving list this year? Hop over to my blog post on the Rocky Mountain Fiction Writer’s blog this month for a giant list of gifts any writer would love to receive, and you’ll win at gift-giving this holiday season! Click here: […]

Filed Under: writer's life Tagged With: Christmas, gifts, holidays, home office

Small, Extraordinary, Everyday Moments in Bonaire

November 26, 2022 by Kelley Lindberg Leave a Comment

An island of fossilized coral sits surrounded by Caribbean waters about 50 miles off the Venezuelan coast. This island is home to 1,100 wild donkeys, 15,000-20,000 pink flamingoes, and 30,000 wild goats. And only 20,000 people. What this not-so-typical Caribbean island, Bonaire, lacks in glitzy nightlife and casinos, it makes up for with some of […]

Filed Under: writer's life Tagged With: Bonaire, holidays, inspiration, travel, vacation, wonder

Can We Stop Using Writing as Punishment in Schools?

August 30, 2022 by Kelley Lindberg Leave a Comment

For as long as there have been teachers, kids, and writing implements, writing has been used to punish unruly students. Whether it was writing “I will not talk in class” twenty times on the chalkboard or being told to pen a dreaded 500-word essay on “respect” after a too-rowdy assembly, most of us have memories […]

Filed Under: teachers, writer's life Tagged With: education, essay, punishment, students, teachers

When Storms and Direful Thunders Break

August 1, 2022 by Kelley Lindberg Leave a Comment

Lighting, of course, is an essential part of any stage performance. Usually, the lighting is planned and provided by the play’s director and stage crew. Last week, at a performance at the Colorado Shakespeare Festival, something else was at hand. I’d gone with a friend to see of The Two Gentlemen of Verona on the […]

Filed Under: writer's life Tagged With: atmosphere, setting, Shakespeare, theater

Ten Things I Can’t Live Without as a Writer That Are Conspiring to Kill Me

June 29, 2022 by Kelley Lindberg Leave a Comment

They say what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger. But I’m starting to think what makes me stronger is going to kill me anyway, just for giggles. So here it is, this week’s list of things I can’t live without as a writer, but which I’m certain are going to shorten my lifespan by years. […]

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