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What Shall I Write About Today?
I have a lot of things on my mind. The train derailment outside of Philadelphia and Congressional Republicans’ failure to see that as a cry
National Library Week
OK, so I’m late to the party. I just learned that National Library Week ran April 12-18. Oh, well. I was always a late bloomer.
The Powerpuff Girls and Me
Do you know these girls? Initially made famous by Cartoon Network in the late 1990s, they’re adorable little kindergartners with a difference
Happy World Book Day!
As a way to mark today, I’d like to share the following websites with children’s book writers and parents of young girls.
Marketing, Marketing, Marketing
I never imagined I’d get involved in marketing, ever. All manner of sales work horrifies me.
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Tagged An Author's Guide to Children's Book Promotion, book marketing, childrens book marketing, childrens books, childrens dog books, DesertGirl Media, dog books, Elizabeth Maginnis, Elizabeth Maginnis - freelance writer, How to Market a Book, Joanna Penn, linkedin, Susan Salzman Raab, There's a Dog on the Dining Room Table
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Reacquainting Myself with an Old Friend
I took violin lessons at the Eastman School of Music Community Music School in the late 1990s. I still have my violin but laid it aside
Winter Has Its Subtle Graces
The view outside my window this morning has a very New York feel to it.
A Victory for Clean Water
t least for now. My local paper reported this morning that the New York State Assembly has voted in a bill placing a 2-year moratorium
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Tagged clean water, DesertGirl Media, Elizabeth Maginnis, Elizabeth Maginnis - freelance writer, environmentalism, Finger Lakes, Finger Lakes economy, Finger Lakes wine country, Finger Lakes wineries, hydrofracking moratorium, linkedin, NYS Assembly moratorium hydrofracking, NYS hydrofracking moratorium, water pollution, water safety
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Conscious Capitalism
Two things wake me up on a workday morning: a good cup of coffee and MSNBC’s Morning Joe news program.
Have We Forgotten our Relationship with Nature?
Traditional societies have long harmonized their lives with the patterns and processes of Nature, building a spiritual relationship
