News from 3 Chairs
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How to Read Like a Writer
by Jen Payne, author, Sleeping with Ghosts Some of my all-time favorite books on writing are classics, like Bird by Bird: Some Instructions on Writing and Life by Anne Lamott, Poemcrazy by Susan Goldsmith Wooldridge, or Writing Down the Bones: Freeing the Writer Within by Natalie Goldberg. Those were the must-read books when I was…
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Creatively Speaking: Do Good Here
DO GOOD HERE(Or that time I bought a mini trampoline but forgot I am a spatially-challenged short person living in a hobbit house) My new trampoline takes up about 20% of my little living room, but I love it! It’s a healthy way to add some more movement into my life. It’s also playful and…
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BOOK REVIEW: Say Yes! to Your Creative Self
Reader Views book review blog had some nice things to say about Mary O’Connor’s book Say Yes! to Your Creative Self… Mary O’Connor’s Say Yes! to Your Creative Self is an inspiring book for anyone seeking to unlock their creative potential, whether they are seasoned artists or individuals who have doubted their artistic abilities. This…
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INTERVIEW: Jen Payne and Charity Howard
Today, I’m talking with more Charity Howard at Chit Chat with Charity. JEN: Hi Charity. Thank you for being part of the WOW! Women on Writing blog tour for my book Sleeping with Ghosts, and for taking the time to ask some good questions! What is your favorite part of your book and why? JEN:…
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Meet Julie Fitzpatrick during Authors in The Shop at Guilford Art Center
Guilford Art Center is excited to welcome local author Julie Fitzpatrick to the final chapter of its AUTHORS IN THE SHOP series hosted by Three Chairs Publishing. For four Saturdays in November, authors have been The Shop signing books and talking with Holiday Expo shoppers from 12:00 – 2:00 p.m. Saturday, November 30Discover the colorful Church on the…
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Meet Mary O’Connor during Authors in The Shop at Guilford Art Center
Guilford Art Center is excited to welcome local author Jen Payne to its AUTHORS IN THE SHOP series hosted by Three Chairs Publishing. For four Saturdays in November, authors will be in The Shop signing books and talking with Holiday Expo shoppers from 12:00 – 2:00 p.m. Saturday, November 23Explore everyday ways to boost personal…
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FEATURED: Sleeping with Ghosts on Hook of a Book!
Today’s WOW! Blog Tour finds me over at Erin Al-Mehairi’s blog HOOK OF A BOOK! as a Guest Writer. There’s also a poem preview and some reading recommendations. Check it out!
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Meet Jen Payne during Authors in The Shop at Guilford Art Center
Guilford Art Center is excited to welcome local author Jen Payne to its AUTHORS IN THE SHOP series hosted by Three Chairs Publishing. For four Saturdays in November, authors will be in The Shop signing books and talking with Holiday Expo shoppers from 12:00 – 2:00 p.m. Saturday, November 16Learn about the ghosts in Jen…
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FEATURED: Sleeping with Ghosts on Madeline Sharples Blog
Today’s WOW! Blog Tour finds me over at Madeline Sharples’ blog CHOICES as a Guest Writer. Check it out and be sure to sign up for the give-aways!
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Meet Catherine Steinberg during Authors in The Shop at Guilford Art Center
Saturday, November 9Come celebrate the launch of Catherine Steinberg’s new book Eating Chocolate and Watching the Moon — Spiritual Awakening through Loss and Karmic Resolution. The journey of becoming a mother, expanding the identity of the self and the completion of family karma within a spiritual context are major themes that Catherine Steinberg, psychotherapist, shamanic…
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GUEST WRITER: The Artwork of Sleeping with Ghosts
by Jen Payne, author, Sleeping with Ghosts People often comment about the visual nature of my creative work, and how my writing is usually accompanied by photography or artwork. As a graphic designer, artist, and writer, I firmly believe that partnering visuals and words layers the intentions of my work and makes the communication more…
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GUEST WRITER: The Importance of Storytelling
by Jen Payne, author, Sleeping with Ghosts My mother, who is easily insulted, often remembers the time a therapist called her a storyteller. Mom recounts the comment as one might an injustice, and she twists and elongates the word “storyteller” to make it sound as painful as it felt for her. What’s the old saying?…
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