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How Can Unique Lives Be So Universal?

May 26, 2020 by Kelley Lindberg Leave a Comment

There was a mountain lion in our neighborhood a week ago, and apparently she was in heat. Yeah, that’s a sentence I never dreamed I would type. But now that I live in Colorado, I find that many of my conversations involve animals I have, until recently, most often encountered on TV. We’re only 45 […]

Filed Under: writer's life Tagged With: reasons to write

10 Tips for Working at Home

April 12, 2020 by Kelley Lindberg 1 Comment

This pandemic has created a new army of at-home-workers, most of whom didn’t choose or want this new experience of working from home. But many of us have been doing this for years. We’ve tried (and abandoned) a bunch of tricks over the years for staying focused on work. If you’re one of the new […]

Filed Under: writer's life Tagged With: home office, productivity, work from home

Why We Need Other Writers in Our Lives

May 10, 2017 by Kelley Lindberg Leave a Comment

You know what they say. They try to tell us that writing is a lonely calling. That we should be huddled in attics, with our eyesight failing and our shoulders hunched, madly scratching away at our craft while the world rotates somewhere out there, beyond the window, without us. The problem is, that’s not necessarily […]

Filed Under: writer's life Tagged With: critique, critique groups, editing, editor, friends, isolation

Teenage Boys Who Read and Other Mythological Creatures

September 2, 2015 by Kelley Lindberg Leave a Comment

Just when I think I’ve got him figured out, my teenage son does something unexpected. He buys a book. Doesn’t he know teenage boys don’t read books? Doesn’t he realize he’s defying all the publishing experts who have written him off as a demographic? Does he ENJOY being a rebellious anomaly? Apparently. Honestly, my 16-year-old […]

Filed Under: reading, writer's life Tagged With: books, boys, teenagers

Finding Familiar Stories in Sicilian Ruins

August 20, 2015 by Kelley Lindberg Leave a Comment

An ocean scene mosaic at the Villa Romana del Casale near Piazza Armerina in Sicily Standing in the remains of a palace built nearly two thousand years ago, I stared at mosaics on the floor depicting stories I knew. And those stories aren’t just two thousand years old. In fact, those stories were already a […]

Filed Under: travel, writer's life Tagged With: Italy, myth, Sicily, storytelling, travel

12 Reasons Why Writers Like Lists

February 26, 2015 by Kelley Lindberg Leave a Comment

1. A list captures thoughts quickly before they escape into the ether. Thoughts are slippery little devils, after all. 2. When you start making a list, word-association becomes a common by-product, leading to creative tangents that sometimes prove to be exactly the thing you were looking for. 3. Writing a list makes you look busy, […]

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