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  Another word I looked at in The Proper Way to Say Goodbye is NEED. Sometimes I didn't need it. Sometimes I could replace it with something less formal.   Here are my examples.   -Ke...
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No one likes to think about when our time will be up, and our final breath is taken. Although we all know death will come someday, many of us avoid thinking about it, and how it may affect our loved o...
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A Family Affair - Woiwode Book Signing
Its increasingly evident that creativity runs in families. I see it in the arts, particularly the visual, musical and literary arts. Its really wonderful to see how the family's art changes from ge...
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When the Blog is Silent
I missed a post yesterday, and now it is Thursday. Tonight will be no better in attempting to get going on a post for tomorrow.  And the next month is crazy. The funny thing is that I just signed...
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When I learned my muse was a romantic
When I used to frequent the library (before the days of Kindles and free e-books), I had two stipulations for choosing a book: -the cover must intrigue me in an understated but thought-provoking way ...
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More blog posts about writing

NDSU wants Facebook writers

North Dakota State University has planned an array of events to celebrate the annual National Day on Writing on Friday.

October 18, 2012

Study tracks rise of feminine pronouns

NEW YORK (AP) — In the opening pages of "The Feminine Mystique," Betty Friedan consciously captured the despair of so many housewives — and unknowingly anticipated a shift in language that would mirror the revolution to come in women's lives.

By Hillel Italie, AP National Writer , August 09, 2012

The Gift of Writing

think it was writer’s block. I’ve had it for months. My brain simply could not put words to paper, even the cyber-paper that we pour our hearts onto in social networking sites. Normally, my brain is constantly writing for me; from my last lucid thought as sleep takes me to my first thought upon waking.

By By Mary Hubbell , December 06, 2011

Rejections

Since I’ve written a little about queries, I’ll now write about query rejections. According to my very unofficial approximated tally, only about 50% of literary agents even send responses.

By Sue Retzlaff , November 16, 2011

Writing retreat set in Bismarck

North Dakota freelance writers are invited to attend the annual freelance writers retreat hosted by North Dakota Tourism on April 26 in Minot. Free to be ND: A Freelancer’s Retreat is the fourth annual freelance writers event sponsored by North Dakota Tourism. The event will begin at 11 a.m. April 26 at the Scandinavian Heritage Park in Minot.

April 14, 2010

Two local writers complete 50,000 words

Two local writers complete 50,000 words For the month of November five aspiring area writers attempted to churn out 50,000 words of their own novel as part of National Novel Writing Month. Two succeeded. Jackie Tarpinian and Connie Lillejord of Jamestown spent more than an hour almost every night in November to complete 50,000 words. It’s a process about 170,000 people in the U.S. attempted as part of the novel writing project.

By Ben Rodgers , December 10, 2009

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Grant-writing class set for Sept. 29

The Jamestown/ Stutsman Development Corp. Strategic Planning Grant/Funding Opportunities Committee announces a grant-writing class offered through North Dakota State College of Science and TrainND.

September 16, 2009

Shapato looking for North Dakota stories

Shapato Publishing, a small press located in northwest Iowa, is collecting stories about growing up and living in North Dakota for the publication of an anthology, tentatively titled, “Knepfla Soup is Better the Next Day: Stories of Life in North Dakota (With a Few Recipes Thrown In).”

August 06, 2009

Miller, Thompson win writing awards

Sophie Miller and Dylan Thompson of Montpelier High School, Montpelier, N.D., have won recognition for their writing talents.

May 13, 2009

Tarpinian NaNoWriMo winner

Tarpinian NaNoWriMo winner Jackie Tarpinian is a winner in the National Novel Writing Month — she wrote more than 50,000 words during the month of November. And that’s about it. There’s no fanfare, no award or money for winning. There’s just the satisfaction of knowing she met the deadline and has a rudimentary novel that actually has an ending. She also has a certificate from NaNoWriMo that she printed off her computer, which declared her a winner.

By By Toni Pirkl, The Jamestown Sun , December 11, 2008

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New N.D. history authors listed on Web site

A new listing of North Dakota authors of nonfiction is now available on the Read North Dakota Web site at www.readnd.org. The list of the top 10 nonfiction books covers a variety of topics, from Lewis and Clark, homesteading and American Indian culture to George Armstrong Custer, the Nonpartisan League and Gordon Kahl.

June 05, 2008

PPB announces contest winners

A treasured friendship, a grandfather’s struggle with Alzheimer’s, a dinosaur adventure and a spiritual journey are the subjects of the four stories that have been promoted to the national “Reading Rainbow Young Writers and Illustrators Contest.” Prairie Public sponsored the annual writing contest, which encourages, rewards, and challenges children to create stories with their own words and illustrations.

May 29, 2008

JC hosting writing workshops in June

Jamestown College will be host to the Dakota Spirit Writing Workshops June 1-6 on campus. The workshops will be led by North Dakota Poet Laureate and Jamestown College writer in residence Larry Woiwode, poet and performance artist Shadd Piehl, filmmaker Christopher Jacobs and children’s author Roxane Salonen.

May 06, 2008

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