Abandoned by the Muse
by Diane Rogers in·spi·ra·tion noun 1. the process of being mentally stimulated to do or feel something, especially to do something creative. Recently, inspiration and I haven’t been connecting, and I’ve Continue reading
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The Ecology of Truth
by Diane Rogers All you have to do is write one true sentence. Write the truest sentence you know. ~ Ernest Hemmingway, A Moveable Feast It has been said that Continue reading
The Love Advantage
by Diane Rogers Creative Passion: An Advantage for Writers Adults spend more hours working than on any other single activity, so it probably won’t surprise you to learn that your Continue reading
How to Tame a Python
by Diane Rogers Do you love a sense of achievement but hate setting goals? If the mere thought of a concrete plan brings to mind Teutonic structure—an angular box to Continue reading
Toward a Living Creativity
by Dr. Diane Rogers A Creative Fraud? If creativity is an act of generosity, then color me Grinchy-green. I’ve been stingy with my writing lately. At a time of year Continue reading
Cultivating Gratitude
by Dr. Diane Rogers This November, American minds will be focused largely on two things: the presidential election and Thanksgiving. Yet in the month our heritage calls us to gratitude, Continue reading
On Writers Block: 8 Tips for Moving from Fear to Flow
by Dr. Diane Rogers After months of floundering, my creative practice needed a complete overhaul. So, I followed my own advice in August and September by reviewing my literary purpose Continue reading
The Write Mind: Back to Basics, Part 2
Back to Basics: Identify your Literary Priorities and Develop a Sustainable Creative Life, Part 2 by Diane Rogers Whether you are an emerging or established writer, the onset of autumn Continue reading
The Write Mind: Back to Basics, Part 1
Back to Basics: Where Purpose Meets Practice, Part 1 by Diane Rogers I’ve always thought of autumn as a kind of January first—a fresh start ushered in on the arm Continue reading