We've had the pleasure of reading Mary Ann's words for the last couple weeks, and this week's words will touch your soul deeply and leave a mark. Thank you, Mary Ann. Here is it: When I was about six years old, a grieving woman came to the cemetery house. She brought a box of beautiful… Continue reading November Guest Blogger Mary Ann Mulhern Part III
Category: On Writing
NaNoWriMo – Day 11 – Word Count – 9266
image: mikeswritingworkshop.blogspot.com I've been rubbing a chestnut that Marty Gervais gave to me. He said that Hemingway used to rub chestnuts for good writing luck. If you know me, I'm not a firm believer in luck, but lately, I can't seem to put the chestnut down. I'm not sure if it's because somewhere deep inside… Continue reading NaNoWriMo – Day 11 – Word Count – 9266
Guest Writer November – Mary Ann Mulhern – Part II
Please enjoy Part II of Windsor poet Mary Ann Mulhern's guest post. I think that a big part of grieving is ‘regret’. We are sorry that we left things undone and unsaid when it comes to loved ones who are now dead and buried deep in the cold womb of earth, never again to ‘speak… Continue reading Guest Writer November – Mary Ann Mulhern – Part II
