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Author Archives: Aine Greaney
Writing About Traumatic Events: How Soon Is Too Soon?
Last week, my audio essay, ”Sanctuary” was published at “The Drum: A Literary Magazine for Your Ears.” As fond and proud as I am of this particular essay and this online literary magazine, having this piece of writing go public … Continue reading
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Tax Preparation for Writers: Tips and Zen and Pain
If you haven’t prepared your tax return yet, check out this great article on tax returns for artists, complete with an expense checklist for writers. This CPA’s site and ebook have all the info you need (note: this is not my own … Continue reading
Writers dish on balancing writing with work and family
I’m delighted to announce that Alizah Salario, a freelance journalist from Brooklyn, NY, is the winner of my signed book, Writer with a Day Job. All of the names were entered for a random drawing. Check out Alizah’s work at … Continue reading
Writers, Join this book giveaway by sharing your tips
This week I was lucky enough to be featured at The Writer’s Place, a spiffy blog by writer Nancy Christie. Then, today, the interview gets included in Help for Writers. I enjoyed the entire Writers Place interview, but I was … Continue reading
New Year’s Resolutions for Writers: Ernest Hemingway’s “Truest Sentence”
Should some writing come with a “made-in-China” label? In our digitized 21st century, how much of our writing is too cheap, too quick and too disposable? Has the sheer volume of digitized, podcast, broadcast and hard-copy content spawned a 24/7 … Continue reading
Thanks (giving) for my writing life
“It’s Thanksgiving,” he said down the payphone. His American voice sounded woken-up cranky. ”So my roommates are off work and gone home. ‘Like, Thanksgiving’s a holiday over here.” Oh, come on, I wanted to say. I mean, with nobody getting born or killed or risen … Continue reading
Balancing writing with a career in publishing
Today I’m delighted to chat with Stephanie Grossman, who hails from the Hudson Valley area of New York and commutes to her publishing job in NYC. Stephanie has a bachelor’s degree in English literature and a minor in business (just … Continue reading
Writers, Learn Lots from a Wind Chime
“Where did we get that new wind chime? I asked my husband. We had just brewed some Saturday morning coffee, so my brain was still in sludge mode. Sitting there on our back deck, he peered over his coffee mug at … Continue reading
For Labor Day: Seamus Heaney and Other Thoughts on Work and Writing
Séamus Heaney’s poem, “Digging” has always been my favorite piece of literature about work. Have a listen to Heaney reading from his poem, “Digging.” Or read the hard-copy version (below). Random Thoughts on Poetry, Writing and Labor As an undergraduate in Dublin, … Continue reading
