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by Ariane Goodwin PhD | Apr 10, 2020 | Uncategorized
It’s chilly in my New England writing studio this afternoon, April 10, in the Year of covid-19.
Grey skies, intermittent snowflake-hail showers, tree limbs still bare and bent by the wind. Perhaps it’s time to rev up my fake, gas-fed wood stove, minus the quintessential smell of oak drying in the basket as wood smoke snaked out of the cast-iron door no matter how quickly I tried to shut it.
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by Ariane Goodwin PhD | Jan 15, 2019 | Uncategorized
Sometimes, I have flashes of insight, not unlike most of us. From my reading. Or ruminating.
Sometimes I write them down.
If you are curious about what keeps me up at night. Or what relentlessly (more…)
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by Ariane Goodwin PhD | Jan 14, 2019 | Uncategorized
When the eldest of my five grandbabies asked me, Mima, why do you write?
Here’s what I told her.
I write because…
Words, like honey, flow from my imagination and into my fingers, begging me to slide them onto paper or screen.
Words whisper their rightness to
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Grey skies, intermittent snowflake-hail showers, tree limbs still bare and bent by the wind. Perhaps it’s time to rev up my fake, gas-fed wood stove, minus the quintessential smell of oak drying in the basket as wood smoke snaked out of the cast-iron door no matter how quickly I tried to shut it.