Author Archives: Leah
A Hard Copy Girl in an eReader’s World
The below post is my response to a terrific opinion piece, “The Future of Books,” over at Writing. Family. Life. Please check out the original piece and then come back to read my response. Why am I posting my response … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts & Responses
Tagged book industry debates, ebooks, ereader, ereaders, kindle, the future of books, writing family life blog
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The Wizard of Oz: 71 and Wrinkle-Free
It seems only right that I pay my [long overdue] respects to The Wizard of Oz (1939); after all, my blog title was inspired by certain characters in the movie. Bet you’ll never guess which ones? So what better time … Continue reading
Not in the Mood? Maybe These Photos Will Help
Oftentimes, the easiest scenes to write are the funnest. But then there are other days when the scene I thought would be quick, easy and painless just can’t make it from my muse to my conscious to the page. Those … Continue reading
Are You Friends with the Green-Eyed Monster?
Or, are you the Green-Eyed Monster’s nemesis? Recent events have forced me to contemplate a major source of conflict in relationships: jealousy. It’s crazy the extent to which some people will go to feel in control of the person they … Continue reading
Wanna-Be Poetry: Silly Little Girl
This poem came to me Thursday night after I’d written “Sacrifice.” Almost a prequel, if you will. It kinda reveals a bit more about Josh and Hanna, their relationship dynamic and hints at their future. As always I appreciate any … Continue reading
Posted in Fiction Friday
Tagged first drafts, josh and hanna, poetry, silly little girl
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