On 2007-11-06 02:32:13 +0000, "Avoid normal situations." <byend.removethisbityousillyperson@eskimo.com> said: Campbell actually dared you all to come up with a flame that could make him go away. I guess it worked. *What* worked? See, this is exactly the sort of disingenuousness to which I was referring earlier. I challenged
On Oct 27, 9:07 pm, "Steven L." <sdlit...@earthlink.net> wrote: Winning hearts, minds begins with WGA's own By Ray Richmond Oct 26, 2007 I know there are big complex issues dividing the Writers Guild of America and the Alliance of Motion Picture & Television Producers in advance of Wednesday's contract deadline that might result in a walkout by WGA membership. But before things
p.s. when you talk about the 'source' of ideas....one thing I can say is that prior to starting ACIM, I had absolutely no inclination to write/speak/ on spirituality. the practice of the course brought me to my calling. I think it could work that way for everyone as in bringing us into what we are truly meant to do here on earth that brings us joy and serves others. sheryl "One" <nono@nospam
sv: I'm not much for the horror genre, but years ago I was a big fan of stephen king....he's a great writer, highly underestimated imo, due to the genre his gifts lie in. his book on writing was actually quite good. one:Personally I have never read one of his books. But I've tried watching some of the movies his stories were made into. I always feel an...incompleteness...in his stories, a
On Tue, 21 Aug 2007 19:37:04 -0700, "SMV" <SherylValentine@aol.com> wrote: one:Alright. But I dont believe that because an author doesnt talk about his inner writing process it doesnt mean that he doesnt do "inner dictation." Maybe this has to do with books that one just feels are "from the soul." Maybe too some authors' results are strictly from the intellect. I would nominate Stephen
