creator, editor, story tender
Pam contemplates the concept of "going walkabout” and asks for a term of … equal power … for a Canadian Woman going off to wander and wonder.
“We are on the cliff, ready to commit to moving forward—leaping into uncertainty, and burning our bridges behind us if necessary.”
good times ~p
Another week of… Letting it be. Letting myself be. Trusting the process by which I work. Trusting that it will all work out in the end…. artistically.
Wherein Pam ponders the ways that each of us map out our own particular Creative Landscapes…with nods to Pizzolatto (True Detective) and Sorkin (Newsroom).
Wherein Pam encourages you to… Slow down and listen to your body. See what is really happening with your self and… GIVE THINGS THEIR PROPER NAME.
Hullo Groovy Humans! Sunday again and here I be with the skinny on my week’s work with The Artist’s Way. Week 8 is … chock full o’ goodies and I do believe that this one is going have to revisit this one somewhere down… Continue Reading “Walking My Way to Water: Week 8 – Strength – Don’t Let the Bastids Grind You Down!”
Another quick work/life check in…. When does “living intentionally” slip over into… self-obsession? Enquiring minds want to know….
I continue my trip through The Artists Way… gnawing on… the connection to the Creator in our work. And finding the balance between the Craft of Writing and the Free Flow of what I tend to call “wild mind”. Featuring the poet Juan Ramón Jiménez…
Wherein Pam contemplates how to “keep the faith” on the long long journey that is writing a novel… and gets a kick from the universe to reset her compass and carry on.
A post-dramatic approach to breast cancer treatment - by a recovering drama queen
Because there's never enough time to do it right the first time but there's always enough time to do it over
Stories and photos from Scotland
Historical fiction, poetry, essays
A post-dramatic approach to breast cancer treatment - by a recovering drama queen
Because there's never enough time to do it right the first time but there's always enough time to do it over
Stories and photos from Scotland
Historical fiction, poetry, essays