“It’s where our feet are, where the forces of the universe anchor us so that we can have what we call “a life” and where our remains go when that life is done.”

PROFILE: Jeannine Ouellette, Author of The Part That Burns & Creator of Writing in the Dark -- read Melissa Greenwood's stunning profile here: hippocampusmagazine.com/2024/06/profil…

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“Early in my skating career, when I asked former Olympic champion Tenley Albright about her practice routine, she told me, “Some days I just improve my bunny hop.” Double J Cox 🦓

“Straight from the heart”

“How do our ancestors’ experiences shape—explicitly and implicitly, spiritually and genetically—who we become? “

“We concoct narratives while attempting to make sense and meaning of our lived experiences—not just as writers, but as human beings”

“The freshness of the feelings took me right back to who I had once been, auditioning for acceptance in Boston, and making everyone more important than me after Boston.”

“Because we are”

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“You may not be ready to read negative comments on your published work, and that’s OK, too! “

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Love this author, this cover, and from what I've seen, I know I'm going to love this memoir. Bravo Casey Mulligan Walsh !

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“Now that I had rummaged for the truth and found it, I couldn’t get out of bed.”

Each time you share your work, add a teaser quote, meaningful in itself and intriguing. Then tailor your post to each audience:

“To be willing to catch oneself hiding between the lines, to catch oneself avoiding parts of our own story.”

Her new book, “The Dry Season”

“But each scene should imply that connection to the next, causation showing this scene could not have happened without that scene, therefore that scene is necessary to my story. “