Where do you get your ideas? Don't have any? Look to your children as idea generators. You just might find a gem in their uninhibited play and imagination. A Tribute to Joy Sikorski (1952-2009)
It's sad to have lost such a creative soul. But let's also remember the positive contributions she gave to the creative world. Fear—The Great Illusion
Fear is the opposite of love. Learn to face your fears. Ringing in the New Year on the Intention Train by Magic Crayon Journal.
The point of making an intention to your self is to stay on track. Writing for Kids Series by Laura Backes.
16 Articles with Invaluable Tips for Writing for a Young Audience. The Creative Compass: Sense and Sensibility
We need authors to pay attention to both sense and sensibility so we can at once lose and find ourselves as we read. Keeping a Journal to Help Yourself Write Well
As a writer, I often use my journal to play around with strategies I pick up from other writers' work or with strategies I invent to get myself writing. Book-promotion pundits say that writing a book is the feminine part and marketing it is the masculine. ... The over-emphasis on the masculine ~ on doing, being dynamic, out there ~ can make us neglect, within ourselves, the utterly essential need to be still, at times; to be present, receptive, available for what is capable of coming through us. Read more...