Are joy (noun) and jocularity (noun) related? Seen in juxtaposition (noun), joy comes from deep within, and jocularity is more a surface thing. We can be jovial (adjective) even while we jest (verb), …
I: It’s all about me. Or not.
Let's talk about imagination (noun). Without it, how on earth could a writer come up with stories to tell? Idealistically (adverb), the scenarios we invent (verb) are so incredible (adjective), so …
H=Herefords
This weekend we said goodbye to a historic (adjective) herd (noun) of Hereford (noun) cattle. They will be humanely (adverb) treated at their new home (noun). Now we have (verb) other options such as …
G: Gleefully Geocaching!
The romance novella's characters will go geocaching (verb), the new author gleefully (adverb) announces. Yes, she is giddy (adjective) about being ineligible for the Genesis (adjective) contest, which …
F: We’re a Farming Family
Got a little sidetracked last week, but let's get back on the alphabet bandwagon. This week is brought to you by the Letter 'F,' as in family: the most important noun to me (after God). We farm--yes, …
Don’t let this be you!
Emotion (noun) in stories needs to be shown, not told. See? I told you that emotionlessly (adverb). If you tell and not show, the emo (adjective-ha!) police will evict (verb) you from polite writer …
