Hello!On today’s Writer Wednesday, I’m discussing The Dress Shop of Dreams by Menna Van Praag. This book is magical. Literally. It’s infused with magical realism. The dialogue also dances across the page.Although I fully believe in the sentiments of not judging a book by its cover in real life and all that implies, I admit…
Hello! On today’s post I’m offering suggestions on overcoming plot holes. My best to you all, Megan
Hello! In today’s post, I’m offering tips for revising or self-editing your novels. Feel free to ask any questions you have in the comments section. My best to you all, Megan
Hello!Summer is approaching. For many that means travel season. One popular destination for American tourists is Ireland. As an American who has lived in Ireland for over seven years, I’d like to share a little insight with you. Here are some phrases or words that are typical here with meanings that are slightly different. In…
Hello!Today’s Top Ten Tuesday, from the Broke and the Bookish, is a freebie. I’ve decided to talk about ten books that I read for school, either in high school or college, that left a lasing impression. 1) To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper LeeThis book is achingly beautiful. Go Set a Watchman is high on…
Hello! Yes, I’m all three of those title characters in today’s blog. I’m a writer, an editor and I taught a course on writing to college students. What that means is that I’ve encountered “writer’s block” in many forms. Some people debate if writer’s block even exists and suggest that if a writer sits down…
Hello! On today’s Friday Fun I’d like to share with you my redesigned websites. Art is something that I enjoy, including painting, drawing, and photography. One of my photographs is on my new front page of MeganEasleyWalsh.com. My other newly designed website is ExtraInkEdits.com. Here’s a chuckle for you. Have a great weekend! My best…
Hello! On today’s Writer Wednesday, I’m looking at Emily Dickinson’s poem of watching a bird in her garden. While gardening recently, I was joined by this cheerful companion. I imagine Emily’s visitor must have looked much the same. Part Two: Nature by Emily Dickinson XXIII A BIRD came down the walk: He did not know…