face down journal

Show Me a Writer Actively Practicing the Art

On a coffee break today, I reviewed my list of blog followers. I wondered when you each started following me and why. And I really want want to know who you are and how we connect.

I scrolled down the list and began exploring profiles behind the gravatars. Many of my followers are also writers and photographers. Alieen Hunt’s “about” page shows me a writer actively practicing the art. She lists her literary submissions and publications. She also has links on her “about” page, one for Tumblr. I know practically nothing about Tumblr so I clicked her link and found such a wonderful new experience, I want to share it with you.

The photos hooked me right away. Below them I became engaged with her list of 12 Essential Essays for Writers. I recognize the authors Joan Didion, Annie Dillard, Kurt Vonnegut, Stephen King, Elizabeth Gilbert, and many more. I can’t wait to read these essays and apply their wisdom to my own writing.

Today, I want to share Aileen’s “about” page and her Tumblr page with you. If you are a writer I think you, too, will be interested in the essays for writers. It will take more than a coffee break for me to read all the essays. I doubt I can understand how to create my Tumblr account over a cup of java, but it looks like it will be worth a try.

Here are links to Alieen Hunt’s “about” page on her blog, and to the 12 Essential Essays for Writers on her Tumblr account. 

Aileen Hunt’s “about” page.     http://aileen-hunt.com/

Aileen Hunt on Tublr       http://aileenhunt.tumblr.com/

12 Essential essays for writers.         http://tetw.org/Essays_for_Writers

8 thoughts on “Show Me a Writer Actively Practicing the Art”

    1. Thanks for the comment. More than a gesture. I really like her blog and her Tumblr site. I thought this is a good way for me to save those essays so I can find them later when I have time to read them. I think we should share good finds with each other.

      Liked by 1 person

  1. Many thanks for the kind words, Kay. Writing an ‘about’ page isn’t easy. Not sure I won’t make another pass at mine when I get a chance! I think Tumblr might be a good fit for you. It’s a great place to explore a wide range of interests, and it’s easy to get up and running. I’ve found some great content, there. Lots of quirky and niche topics, too. Thanks again, Kay!

    Like

What are your feelings or thoughts about this? Leave a Reply.