A new post I wrote featuring five writing-lifestyle tips was recently published at "Notes on a Page: The Blog of Author Miranda Stork and her pen-name, Kathryn Northwood."
Here's a brief description of Miranda Stork and her work from her website, mirandastork.com:
Here's a brief description of Miranda Stork and her work from her website, mirandastork.com:
MIRANDA STORK
Author of "Conner" and "Erin," lover of new things, foods, and supernatural fantasy novels!
I want to express my thanks to Miranda for sharing space with fellow authors on her website. Miranda is writing from The United Kingdom. I appreciate Miranda's helping me and other authors reach out to a UK audience. I hope today's blog post here at theodorewebb.com will likewise help Miranda reach a wider American audience.
"A Day in the Life of... Theodore Webb" was featured in Miranda's "A Day in the Life Of..." series. This clever, informative series showcases daily lives of creative minds. I'm happy to be a part of Miranda's series, along with other recently featured creative minds, including Trish Marie Dawson, Dani Morgan, Vickie McKeehan and others.
If you enjoy gaining ideas, tips and insights into the creative life, then check out Miranda's "A Day in the Life Of..." series. I encourage everyone to visit Miranda's website, http://www.mirandastork.com, today and check out her work, particularly if you enjoy supernatural fantasy novels.
Feel free to share this post on Twitter, Facebook, etc. with friends who might be interested.
Here's the link for my post which features tips on writing and staying healthy, inspired and productive: http://mirandastork.com/2013/07/27/a-day-in-the-life-of-theodore-webb/
Here's to the creative world! Cheers!
Theodore Webb spent most of his childhood in West Virginia and eastern Kentucky. Webb is a former journalist and an Iraq War veteran. Webb is a co-founder of Morgantown Poets and has performed spoken word poetry in Fayetteville, NC, Eugene, OR, Charleston, WV and Pittsburgh, PA. His poem, "America in Dreams" was published in Pine Mountain Sand & Gravel. Webb is also the author of "The STARLING Connection," a Dystopia set in the near-future. His novels and short stories, "Family Hour" and "Desperate Engine," are available in electronic book format via Amazon.com and Smashwords.com. Webb blogs at http://www.theodorewebb.com. "Like" his author page at http://www.facebook.com/theodorewebbauthor and follow him on Twitter @STARLINGCONNECT.
"A Day in the Life of... Theodore Webb" was featured in Miranda's "A Day in the Life Of..." series. This clever, informative series showcases daily lives of creative minds. I'm happy to be a part of Miranda's series, along with other recently featured creative minds, including Trish Marie Dawson, Dani Morgan, Vickie McKeehan and others.
If you enjoy gaining ideas, tips and insights into the creative life, then check out Miranda's "A Day in the Life Of..." series. I encourage everyone to visit Miranda's website, http://www.mirandastork.com, today and check out her work, particularly if you enjoy supernatural fantasy novels.
Feel free to share this post on Twitter, Facebook, etc. with friends who might be interested.
Here's the link for my post which features tips on writing and staying healthy, inspired and productive: http://mirandastork.com/2013/07/27/a-day-in-the-life-of-theodore-webb/
Here's to the creative world! Cheers!
Theodore Webb spent most of his childhood in West Virginia and eastern Kentucky. Webb is a former journalist and an Iraq War veteran. Webb is a co-founder of Morgantown Poets and has performed spoken word poetry in Fayetteville, NC, Eugene, OR, Charleston, WV and Pittsburgh, PA. His poem, "America in Dreams" was published in Pine Mountain Sand & Gravel. Webb is also the author of "The STARLING Connection," a Dystopia set in the near-future. His novels and short stories, "Family Hour" and "Desperate Engine," are available in electronic book format via Amazon.com and Smashwords.com. Webb blogs at http://www.theodorewebb.com. "Like" his author page at http://www.facebook.com/theodorewebbauthor and follow him on Twitter @STARLINGCONNECT.
