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Monday, April 21, 2014

Through the River and Under the Bridge

Welcome to the A to Z challenge -Ridonkulous!

A to Z Writing advice:
READ! – You must find time to read! It's the best thing to do when you need:
  • a break from writing
  • research
  • knowledge
  • a good or bad example
  • hope
  • inspiration
  • an escape from reality
  • a reminder of why you write - to make great stories for others to read and be inspired!


Visiting BROKEN BRANCH FALLS (MG Fantasy):


Rove probably my favorite character, he's the calm, cool, collective werewolf, smart and subtle, reminds me of Steve McQueen.






And for laughs:
Reasons Men are Happier People... 

R is for Reason
Of course men are happier -
What do you expect from such simple creatures?
(Ignorance is bliss, right?)

19 comments:

  1. When I started blogging a year ago, I really couldn't find time for my reading. All I read were blogs, which were good too but you can't have any replacement for a good novel and tea! :) Now I take out at least 20-30 min daily for my reading! Lovely post Tara!

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  2. If I don't take time to sit and read a book, even for just a little while, I get cranky. Just ask my husband. :)

    Madeline @ The Shellshank Redemption
    Minion, Capt. Alex's Ninja Minion Army
    The 2014 Blogging from A-Z Challenge

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  3. Reading is one of my favorite things to do. I read an interview once where the author admitted that she didn't read. Needless to say I didn't pick up her book.
    Nana Prah

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  4. Tara, I surely need to take your advice and read more. I keep meaning to, I just also keep coming up with excuses not to -.-

    Once A to Z is behind me, I think I'll have a lot more reading action going on :)

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  5. What's wrong with simple? Means we're easy to please!
    I haven't been reading much lately, so I made it a point to finish a book last week.

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  6. I agree that reading is so important. It always helps me when I am feeling stuck.

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  7. I think reading is absolutely the most important thing to a writer. It helps you grow, and stay fresh.

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  8. LOL. My motherly advice to my daughter is often about how easy it is to keep men happy.

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  9. Y'know, I really need to start thinking of reading as something that's good for me rather than as pure recreation---maybe that way I'll carve out more time in which to do it!

    Your little poems are so funny...and true, hehe.

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  10. I absolutely need to read more. I just don't have the time!

    I used to read ALL THE TIME before writing, now...

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  11. I don't always make the time I should for reading, since I'm so caught up in writing. I do however do a lot of reading for research. I know I'll have to do some reading on D-Day and the Battles of Tarawa and Saipan in the next few months.

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  12. My reading goes from "I can't get enough" to reminding myself I need to read. :) I wish I had more time.

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  13. Without a book waiting for me every night I'd go nuts. It's the last thing I do before sleeping and when I take a break during the day, there's always one nearby for a few minutes of joy.

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  14. I never seem to have enough time to read. I try to fill my free time with writing, but usually I find it's easier to write when I'm reading something. So it's a vicious cycle.

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  15. Hi Tara .. Ridonkulous .. is one great word .. I can see Lenny using that .. I hope you know Lenny?

    Read - one of my goals for the summer and ever more .. I do looks things up, but I don't tend to read those things called books .. to be changed and I believer there's some Pop Travel in their too?! Cheers Hilary

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  16. I don't read enough, but when I do, it never fails to inspire me to carry on writing. :)
    Sophie
    Sophie's Thoughts & Fumbles - A to Z Ghosts
    Fantasy Boys XXX - A to Z Drabblerotic

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  17. *LOL* Love your laugh today. And Rove sounds like a very cool character.

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  18. All great reasons to read. I need to make more time to read. Although, I'll be moving soon so all my books are boxed up right now.

    ~Patricia Lynne~
    Story Dam
    Patricia Lynne, YA Author

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  19. Reading : That's the best writing advice, ever. Wish more writers took it.

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