Tag Archives: Julie Arduini

Thankful—It’s a Choice

Posted on November 16, 2011 by juliearduini

It seems the week before Thanksgiving through Christmas runs at full-speed. For the most wonderful time of year it can be full of stress. Given our economy the financial strain on families can make us forget finding the smallest thing … Continue reading →

Posted in Honored Alumni, Jennifer Slattery, Julie Arduini, Uncategorized | Tagged Ada Brownell, Becky Frame, choosing to be thankful, Christians Read, economy, grief, Jennifer Slattery, Julie Arduini, Lee Carver, stress, Thankful, Thanksgiving holiday, The Surrendered Scribe, Vicki Hinze | 5 Comments

Where You Get to be the Judge

Posted on November 2, 2011 by juliearduini

American Idol. The Sing-Off. X-Factor. Dancing with the Stars. America’s Got Talent. So You Think You Can Dance. I’m probably forgetting some but these are more than reality shows. Watch any of these and chances are you’re sitting in a … Continue reading →

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Oh, The Places You Can Go with NaNoWriMo by Julie Arduini

Posted on October 19, 2011 by juliearduini

Mid-October. It’s marked by the crunch of colorful leaves on the sidewalk. The smell of MacIntosh apples and autumn night air. It’s also the time of year anyone who has that novel all figured out in their head to sign … Continue reading →

Posted in Julie Arduini, Susan May Warren, Uncategorized | Tagged Amber Stockton, Beth Vogt, contemporary romance, Delia Latham, e-books, fiction writing, Julie Arduini, Linda Yezak, Lisa Grace, My Book Therapy, NaNoWriMo, NaNoWriMo Cheerleaders from the Sidelines, NaNoWriMo forums, NaNoWriMo regional groups, National Novel Writing Month, Precarious Yates, Rachel Hauck, self published books, Susan May Warren, The Surrendered Scribe, Traci Hilton | 11 Comments

More than I Bargained For by Julie Arduini

Posted on October 5, 2011 by juliearduini

Now that I have a Kindle, there is yet another facet to my reading life. As a writer I read to learn. Although I’m looking at the story my focus is on the “back-end” of things such as the plot, … Continue reading →

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He Equips the Called by Julie Arduini

Posted on September 21, 2011 by juliearduini

I have three school based memories that for decades cemented my fear to write despite my love for it. A middle school teacher who red marked a story to the point it looked like someone spilled ketchup all over it. … Continue reading →