Today we hear from actor Andrew Bond (who is a close personal friend of mine!)
1.What are three of your favorite things about your work?
“Exploring the Mind,” An Interview with Actor Andrew Bond, Full-Bodied Writing Faculty
Janet Lee Carey talks about Entering the Heart of the Story
The Full-Bodied Writing Retreat, “Entering the Heart of Your Story,” is June 28-30. We have four openings remaining, and our discount deadline is Sunday,
Award-Winning Director Allen Wolf Talks Screenplay
Screenwriter and Director of the upcoming movie HOOKED, Allen Wolf has won multiple awards for both his screenwriting and novel writing. His feature film,
Remembering Madeleine
“You have to write the book that wants to be written. And if the book will be too difficult for grown-ups, then you write it for children.”
–Madeleine L’Engle
I was ten when my librarian grandmother pulled from her suitcase a book called A Wrinkle in Time.
Jealous
I remember the day my friend, Tina Chen showed us the cover of her gorgeous new novel: a lush, moving story written by a generous soul.
Janet Lee Carey Interviewed by the Mad Queen
I loved IN THE TIME OF DRAGON MOON! And not just because I was around as it was being born.
An Interview with Author Lois Brandt + teen writing with Lois at Bellevue College
One of the cool things about taking teen writing at Bellevue College, is working with a published author.
A Word on Risk
“You built some dandy walls
That held back the fire
And the barbs
But also the heat
And the fruit
That make it worth the suffering
The wind will blow through the remains
Of your fortress
And that mournful noise
Will be all the eulogy you are entitled”
A Wizard, a Rock Star and an Alchemist Walk Into a Parallel Universe
And here’s what to do if you find yourself in such a situation:
A) If you are the wizard
- Realize that this is probably your fault.
5 Rights Teen Writers Deserve
…and teen non-writers deserve them, too.
Teens have taught me a bunch about writing over the last couple of decades–both the teens who have already written five novels and the ones who would rather scrub under the refrigerator than pick up a pen.