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      • Conservation with Intention
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 Oak Island Fishing 101
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Posted October 18, 2012

Oak Island Fishing 101

Sunday afternoon I took off for a week on Oak Island, the very southern tip of the North Carolina outer banks. Being someone else’s guest and also being relatively naive about fishing in [...]

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 Unnecessary Writerly Ticks
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In Archive, The Writing Life
Posted October 15, 2012

Unnecessary Writerly Ticks

The best part about hiring a coypeditor besides being provided with peace of mind that I’ve done all I can to make my manuscript as design-ready as possible, is the fact that I learned [...]

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 Copyediting a Manuscript
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Posted October 10, 2012

Copyediting a Manuscript

The past few weeks have been a whirlwind of learning for me, as my agent and I negotiated our way through the final amendments to the book contract. But one clause in that contract, perhaps more [...]

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 Making a Home in the Mountains
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Posted October 8, 2012

Making a Home in the Mountains

Coon Ridge is a little outcropping between Burnt Mountain and Woody Ridge, shown here without a label on the Polaris Cartography view of the Black Mountains. Even as a teenager I marveled at maps [...]

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 First Book Contract: Conclusion
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Posted October 4, 2012

First Book Contract: Conclusion

This is the final post in series about the long process of finding my way to a first book contract. To learn about just how many presses, how many agents, how many months and weeks and contract [...]

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 Fall in Western North Carolina
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Posted October 1, 2012

Fall in Western North Carolina

It’s fall here on Coon Ridge and in the rest of the Appalachians, for that matter. There’s nothing like that twinge of cool in the air and the way it lets me breathe fully, drop my [...]

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 Works in Progress
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Posted September 27, 2012

Works in Progress

A bit of weatherstripping on the front door and utility panels of the Airstream. Hauling one more locust tree for a water bar. Replacing two windows. Digging the hitch out from the dirt to [...]

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 How to Write a Novel
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Posted September 24, 2012

How to Write a Novel

Of course after the reading and re-immersion to find my creative impulse again, I’m hit with a slough of questions. Like a stray raindrop that inexplicably lands on your forearm on a clear [...]

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 Finding My Way Back
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Posted September 20, 2012

Finding My Way Back

It’s been six weeks since I handed over the first 59 pages of my novel-in-progress to the big NYC agent and two weeks since I received their reply. They weren’t chomping at the bit to [...]

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 Airstream Living: More Work to Do
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Posted September 17, 2012

Airstream Living: More Work to Do

A few hours here, a few hours there. Another big push on the weekend. Finally, all the gravel is spread, the locust trees are cut and hauled to line the walkway, the lime/grass seed/straw are [...]

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