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Slipper Camp

Slipper Camp – Light in the Dark

Linda

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“Better to light one candle than to curse the darkness.”

  Those are the words on the Christopher Award I won for creating a movie about hunger in America. They are truer today than ever before.


My next online writing Slipper Camp – Light in the Dark – will inspire you to write about hope, love, and kindness in the world around us. I hope you will be one of the 10 writers who will receive illustrated prompts about Light in the Dark every other morning for 20 days, along with coaching suggestions. You will be writing 1,000 words every OTHER DAY and sending them to me by midnight.

Please join us.
Payment secures your spot.

As always, it’s only open to the first ten writers who sign up.

Starts December 14th an ends January 1st

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Thinking About Last Week

Linda

The Fourth Annual February Writing Retreat (this year in Cambria) was the most terrific of all. Out of respect for the Cambria 6, some of whom are Facebook-averse writers, here they are, backs to me, watching the sun go down. Bonded by stories and laughter and tears, great meals, writing sessions, shopping! and a final caper that sent us all home with a huge grin. Thank you, my writers. You know who you are. What a glorious time we had together.

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