ON WRITING: CULTURAL HERITAGE AND DIVERSE AUTHORS by Eleanor Parker Sapia Tell me where you were born, where you’ve lived and about your travels, and most probably,… Read more “ON WRITING: CULTURAL HERITAGE AND DIVERSE AUTHORS”
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My Writing Life: How I Made It Happen
The research material for my work in progress, The Laments of Sister Maria Inmaculada, rests in three full notebooks, scribbled on scraps of paper, and written on… Read more “My Writing Life: How I Made It Happen”
Here Are Some of the 18th Annual International Latino Book Awards Winners
Outstanding books in the fields of fiction and non-fiction, children’s literature and poetry are just a few of the dozens of genres showcased at the 18th annual… Read more “Here Are Some of the 18th Annual International Latino Book Awards Winners”
Twelve Days in Paradise–A Journal of My Family Vacation in Puerto Rico
09WednesdaySep 2015 Posted by eleanorparkersapia My August vacation to Puerto Rico was just what I needed after the publication of my historical novel, A Decent Woman in… Read more “Twelve Days in Paradise–A Journal of My Family Vacation in Puerto Rico”
FINDING HOME: Other Voices
Finding Home: Other Voices reblogged via http://www.arleenkaywilliams.blogspot.com/2015/04/finding-home-other-voices_16.html Please welcome Eleanor Parker with her lovely guest post based on her memoir-in-progress titled, Home in Three Acts. ACT I: 1957-2005:… Read more “FINDING HOME: Other Voices”
ON FLOODS, WRITING, AND LIFE
Reblogged: JUNE 16, 2015 Organic Coffee, Haphazardly http://www.haphazardcoffee.com This photograph is what riverfront lot owners on the Potomac River in Falling Waters, West Virginia woke up to two years… Read more “ON FLOODS, WRITING, AND LIFE”
How Auditioning for ‘The Vagina Monologues’ Improved My Writing Confidence
It’s been my experience that when I challenge myself, even if I don’t achieve a particular goal, I’m able to tackle and finish other projects that have… Read more “How Auditioning for ‘The Vagina Monologues’ Improved My Writing Confidence”
No Cry Babies Allowed In The Writing Life
I have much respect for my writer friends who manage to write during June, July, and August, when their homes turn into a wonderful blur of energetic… Read more “No Cry Babies Allowed In The Writing Life”
Alzheimer’s: A Thief in the Night
On Friday, after nineteen years of marriage and caring for my 84-year old father, who has suffered from advanced Alzheimer’s for many years, my step-mom decided it… Read more “Alzheimer’s: A Thief in the Night”
The 1918 San Fermin Earthquake and Tsunami – Ponce, Puerto Rico
The 1918 San Fermin Earthquake and Tsunami in Ponce, Puerto Rico A few years back, on the last day of my vacation on the island of St.… Read more “The 1918 San Fermin Earthquake and Tsunami – Ponce, Puerto Rico”
