Category Archives: writers
The Key
One of our favorite travel activities is reading. On our recent trip to Costa Rica, I had a selection of books – three on my Nook and two actual books. The Passage, by Justin Cronin, is over 700 pages long … Continue reading
Amanda Hocking
OK, for a change of pace here – from owls to self-published e-book millionaire at the ripe old age of 26! She was rejected by major NY book publishers, but that didn’t stop her. .
Haunted Heart
The first Stephen King book I read was The Shining. It was a gift from one of my seventh grade Spanish students. He dropped by my apartment one afternoon and just handed me the book. “Ms. Trish, you gotta read … Continue reading
Synchronicity and Symbols
What do Will Rogersand Kurt Vonnegutand Anne Sextonand Philip K Dickand Sugar Ray Leonard have in common? Read on. Synchronicities multiply during periods of transition – a move, a marriage or divorce, a career change, a change in employment or … Continue reading
The Archetype That Is Dexter
The other night, we went to a local bookstore to see Jeff Lindsay – who created one of the strangest archetypes in modern fiction. Dexter. Even Jung would be floored by Dexter: blood splatter expert with Miami Dade police department … Continue reading
The 27 Club, #137, #23, Writers and Hollywood
Most of us know who these two guys are right? Jeff Bridges and Robert Duval. It’s a scene from Crazy Heart, for which Bridges won a well-deserved Oscar. There’s a scene in the movie where we see the door of … Continue reading
Samadhi, indeed
In yoga philosophy, Samadhi is a blissful state of consciousness induced by complete meditation. Like almost everyone else, I find it challenging to reach that state. In fact, I can think of only once where I came close to entering … Continue reading
Writers
In my blog surfing the last few days, I have run across several blogs by literary agents. The tone of these blogs troubles me because the bottom line is that writers are powerless, that they are basically idiots who are … Continue reading
Tulpas
‘Tulpa’ art For the past several months, I’ve been writing a novel, called EXTREME DREAM, that deals with an obscure phenomenon called tulpas. In case you’ve never heard of them, and chances are you haven’t, tulpas are thought forms–beings, animal … Continue reading
Back in the Groove
Travel removes us from our normal routines and habitual ways of thinking, so it isn’t surprising that synchronicity often surfaces – and sometimes does so in the oddest ways. Recently, Carol Bowman, author and past-life researcher, and I (Trish) went … Continue reading