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Tag Archives: friendship
Photo Friday: Photos and Friendship
Earlier this week, after working for much of the day, I went for a short hike with a dear friend of mine, a fellow photographer. It was late afternoon on a cool, crisp, exquisite day, and we went down off … Continue reading
Posted in Friendship, nature, photography
Tagged blogging, David B. Coe, friendship, nature, photography, streams, waterfalls
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Monday Musings: Missing DragonCon
Like so many of you, like so many of my fans, my colleagues, my friends, I was supposed to be in Atlanta for DragonCon this Labor Day weekend. Yes, I have taken part in several online panels and visited with … Continue reading
Posted in Appearances, Business of publishing, Friendship, Publicity, Publishing, Writing, Writing Life
Tagged blogging, business of writing, conventions, Covid-19, D.B. Jackson, David B. Coe, DragonCon, friendship, publishing, writing, writing life
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Photo Friday: Sunset Among Friends
Last weekend we had a socially-distanced get together with friends at the home of one of the couples. Their house, as it happens, sits right on the bluff in our little corner of the Cumberland Plateau, looking west and north … Continue reading
Posted in Friendship, Fun, nature, photography
Tagged blogging, David B. Coe, friendship, nature, photography, sunsets
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Monday Musings: How Are You Doing? How Am I Doing?
How are you holding up? No, really. I’m asking. I’m asking you, and I’ve been asking myself over the past week or so. This is a remarkable time we’re living through. Obviously, I don’t mean remarkable as in “This is … Continue reading
Posted in Business of publishing, Family, Friendship, History, kids, parenting, Politics, travel, Writing Life
Tagged blogging, Covid-19, current affairs, D.B. Jackson, David B. Coe, emotional health, family, friendship, health insurance, history, kids, parenting, politics, public policy, publishing business, Travel, writing, writing life
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Writing-Tip Wednesday: Befriend Your Characters…And Be-Character Your Friends
This will be a relatively brief Writing-Tip Wednesday post. It’s a lazy, hot, stormy day and I’m feeling, well, lazy and hot… So far this year, I have used my Wednesday posts to offer advice about any number of things, … Continue reading
Posted in Character, Family, Friendship, kids, Novels, parenting, Writing, Writing Life
Tagged character development, characters, creativity, D.B. Jackson, David B. Coe, developing characters, emotion, empathy, family, friendship, how to write, parenting, writing, writing advice, writing life, writing tips
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Monday Musings: 29 Years Ago This Weekend
It’s Memorial Day – and, it seems to me, a particularly somber one at that – and so I won’t write too much for today’s Musings. But this is also a very significant weekend in my life. Twenty-nine years ago, … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Friendship, Fun
Tagged blogging, Covid-19, D.B. Jackson, David B. Coe, family, friendship, fun, marriage, Memorial Day, memories, wedding
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Writing-Tip Wednesday: A Special Post on Narrative and Creativity
This is a somewhat longer post than usual, but I hope you’ll read through it. It is the text of an address I gave a few years ago at our local high school to mark the Day of the Book … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Friendship, kids, Music, Novels, parenting, photography, Reading, Writing, Writing Life
Tagged art, blogging, creativity, D.B. Jackson, David B. Coe, family, friendship, how to write, music, narrative, parenting, photography, relationships, sports, teaching, writing, writing advice, writing life, writing tips
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Monday Musings: The Social Side of Cons
At the end of this week, I will drive to Charlotte for the Saga Professional Development Conference, where I will be speaking over the weekend. It should be a fun event and I hope to see many of you there. … Continue reading
Posted in Appearances, Business of publishing, Friendship, Publishing, Writing, Writing Life
Tagged blogging, business of writing, conventions, D.B. Jackson, David B. Coe, friendship, publishing, publishing business, Saga Conference, writing, writing advice, writing life
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The Passing of a Writer
Writing is a business and an art. It is a hobby and a way of life. But more than anything else — whether in the hands of an established professional or a weekend dabbler — it is a gift and … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Friendship, parenting, Writing, Writing Life
Tagged D.B. Jackson, David B. Coe, death, friendship, life, writing, writing life
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Alex Bledsoe, the Library Police, and Me
Last weekend, at the Chattanooga Steampunk Expo, I had the distinct pleasure of meeting in person and hanging out with my longtime internet buddy, Alex Bledsoe, author of the Eddie LaCross and Tufa novels, among others. (Visit his site for … Continue reading
Posted in Appearances, Business of publishing, Friendship, Fun, Novels, Publicity, Publishing, Writing, Writing Life
Tagged Alex Bledsoe, Chattanooga Steampunk Expo, D.B. Jackson, David B. Coe, friendship, interviews, Library Police, Thieftaker, writing, writing life
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