I love words, the feelings they evoke—dignity; the sound of words—obsequious; the way they look written out and the power they can give. To take a few words and blend them into a mix of phrases, sentences, ideas can be almost magical. I discovered I can actively do all the things that other writers do. And be published. And feel confident as a writer. And be successful at it. And so can you.
Ethel Lee-Miller is a native New Yorker, now contented resident of Tucson, Arizona, who captures images, relationships, and a sense of time and place with carefully chosen and inspired words. Having ‘a love affair with words’ has been her passion for decades.
Blog is kind of a bubblegum word for a noble and personal endeavor. Certainly personal, for what blogger is not casting their thoughts out onto the waters of the literary Internet. And noble yes. I think bloggers do have a higher principal of sharing their truth be it cooking, recycling, ethics, human rights, or the craft of writing.
Writing is mostly a solitary experience. And yet the product destined for publication of some kind, be it article, pamphlet, newsletter, journal, book, poem, or screenplay will be seen, heard, or handled by many.
