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MY TRIP TO PITCH FEST

Posted on November 25, 2014 by judith / 4 Comments

It’s walking through one door that enables you to try the next. While writing a blog about “retirement as an open door,” I decided this August to attend a Scree...

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RETIREMENT AS AN OPEN DOOR

Posted on August 11, 2014 by judith / 11 Comments

“The door is only a door. It makes no promises.” Earlier today I read about a screenwriting conference to be held mid-August in Los Angeles.  The co...

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FIVE QUESTIONS TO ASK WHEN WRITING ABOUT FOOD

Posted on September 15, 2013 by judith / 4 Comments

  Since my interest in writing about food lies mainly in the emotional work that cooking for, and dining with, others perform, I always begin a piece on fo...

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THE SECOND BEST PIECE OF WRITING ADVICE I EVER GOT

Posted on July 22, 2013 by judith / 16 Comments

The best piece of writing advice I ever got came from Bird by Bird by Annie Lamott. It had to do with accepting the idea of “shitty first drafts.” The second be...

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THE NEXT BEST THING REVISITED

Posted on November 30, 2012 by judith / 4 Comments

The idea of this blog hop, The Next Best Thing, is to answer ten questions about our work and then to tag other members of our writing communities to do the sam...

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Oink. A Food for Thought Mystery.

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