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Mary Anna
Author of the Faye Longchamp Archaeological Mysteries
Friday, July 2, 2010
Writing Tips for the Practical-Minded #8: Because even I can't be practical-minded all the time...
I have confessed to you people that I write in a recliner. And I had described the first month of writing a new book in these terms: reading for a living. And there's truthfully a good dollop of thinking for a living thrown into the mix, so when I saw this photo, I had to share it with you. I wish I had taken it, but no. I got it from icanhascheezburger.com. Enjoy!
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About Me
- Mary Anna Evans
- Mary Anna Evans has degrees in physics and engineering, but her heart is in the past. Her series character, Faye Longchamp, lives the exciting life of an archaeologist, and Mary Anna envies her a little. Faye Longchamp's growing list of adventures include Artifacts, Relics, Effigies, Findings, Floodgates and, coming in October, Strangers. Mary Anna is a co-founder and board member of the Anhinga Writers' Studio. The Studio presents an annual summer workshop in Gainesville, Florida, providing writing instruction and networking for fiction and nonfiction authors of all levels of experience. For information on this year's summer workshop, visit www.anhingawriters.org.
I'm not a car person but this is purrfect!
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Giggles and Guns
I got up from my recliner to go do some housework and came back to find my own cat in my chair. He's not lying on his back, but he *does* look like he's planning something. I think I need to be very, very careful...
ReplyDeleteIt would be time to worry if there were added words to the laptop upon your return.......
ReplyDeleteMary Anna, I LOVE the picture. It looks just like my tuxedo Gabby and it's exactly where she works too!!;-)
ReplyDeleteHappy 4th stay safe
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My kitty does sometimes walk across the keyboard when he's "helping" me write. (Which he does every morning. I sit down to work, he leaps into my lap, then I have to pet him until he decides I'm finished.)
ReplyDeleteOnce, I was emailing my friend Kelly, and his paw hit the "k," "j," "l," and, "i" keys. I let his word stay and explained to her in the text of the email why her name had suddenly morphed into "kjli." He'd just gotten so close to the right spelling that I couldn't bring myself to edit him. :)