Review-a-Day - My Teenage Werewolf: A Mother, a Daughter, a Journey through the Thicket of Adolescence by Lauren Kessler, reviewed by The Oregonian - Powell's Books
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Welcome to the Artist Wayfarers Team Blog. Traveling our solitary, yet parallel paths, we can stop here to touch base, share an insight, ask a question, toast marshmallows....
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Welcome, travelers and infrequenters! You've landed at the resting, ranting, and base-touching location for a loosely-held group of folks doing the Artist's Way semi-together. If you're an Artist Wayer or are interested in the program created by Julia Cameron in her book entitled ... um ... The Artist's Way, linger for a bit, look around.
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Comment, too, so we'll know you were here. If you'd like to hang out with us and post, comment about that and I'll get you in. (Assuming you're not some kind of bot or Nigerian prince.) If you're not an experienced blogger you may want to know that the posts are displayed from latest to earliest, bottom to top.
Into the stewpot of a blog -- it now occurs how one might add content generated from other sites. That's "cheating" in my book, but consider the dynamic and chat possibilities: not a bad way to pass the time between posts.
ReplyDeleteFrom Powell's Book, here's an example of a daily book review, in form of a link.