Welcome Dear Readers to day #2 of my video writing tips. Today’s writing topic is inspiration!
Okay so that does it for today’s tip. Hope you enjoyed it. Please check back tomorrow for another writing tip.
Until next time . . . I love you
Welcome Dear Readers to day #2 of my video writing tips. Today’s writing topic is inspiration!
Okay so that does it for today’s tip. Hope you enjoyed it. Please check back tomorrow for another writing tip.
Until next time . . . I love you
Linda Vernon Humor 
I can’t say I have a favorite writer, but I can say James Thurber is my Robert Benchley. Would it be the same if I took a photo of myself dressed as Thurber and popped that in frame? And that’s not weird, right?
No that’s not weird at all John. (In fact, I would be a little worried about you if you didn’t suggest dressing up like James Thurber and taking a picture of yourself and framing it and keeping it on your desk.) I got my first James Thurber book just last year and I finally read The Secret Life of Walter Mitty. I absolutely loved it. I also stumbled upon a book by Max Schulman, The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis which is stellar. I can’t believe I never came across him before. I did watch the series when I was a kid, but never realized there was a book.
Hahahaha! The twinkle in your eye as you talk about your favorite book makes me think of how the drawing lady might look right before she jumps out the window!
I guess if your favorite book is the Bible you’d keep a picture of Jesus (or Moses) next to you while you work on the next great American 10 commandments. It might be a hard act to follow.
LOL! You discovered my secret. The Drawing Lady IS autobiographical!
Thanks for sharinng this