FYI: This is My 2nd Blog

Hi there! You're here at my second blog where I do interviews and book reviews.

In case you're looking for my 1st blog, where I share my IWSG posts and other musings, just go to "The Musings of a Hopeful & Pecunious Wordsmith, SittieCates".
Showing posts with label writing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label writing. Show all posts

Thursday, September 6, 2012

5 Lovely Quotes to Inspire the Writer in You


You Are Magic Inspirational Quotes Qiqi Emma January 18, 201017

Quotes always carry a nugget of wisdom. That's why I love them so much! 

Here are five quotes that I found at goodreads that I would like to share with you. 

Enjoy!

Monday, July 16, 2012

Seeing the World as Forever New

Old Globe
To a reader, the world is forever new.

As stated in one of the books I’ve read before, “… a new book is one he or she has not read before - even though the author may be long dead.”1 I’ve read that line countless of times when I was studying the book, Writing for Children and Teenagers, by Lee Wyndham and Arnold Madison, which was part of the materials I’ve got for my course at The Institute of Children’s Literature in Connecticut a few years back.

While that holds true for readers, I’ve realized that it also speaks of the writer’s experiences with each piece he or she would work on - be it an article, a poem, a song, or a story.

Through the years, I’ve noticed that no matter how extensive one’s writing and editing experience is, I often find myself in a whole new ball game, in a different world, every time I start writing and working on a piece.

It’s like I’m always back at where I started: A novice. An apprentice.

Sunday, May 27, 2012

Author Interview: SittieCates Interviews Author Melynda Price


Author of Until Darkness Comes (Redemption Series) and Bonded in Exile

Interviewing Melynda Price, author of Bonded in Exile and Until Darkness Comes, was such a pleasure. In this author interview that was exchanged (mainly) through emails since my computer is still busted, the author had taken me through an interesting ride to her world as an author and as a regular person, how she handles her work, her family, and more.