Words are Powerful – The Four Agreements

Words are Powerful

Words are Still Powerful

Odyssey Storytelling- Kale CANCELLED

Thoughts About “Miracle on 34th Street”

I Just Want to Stay in Bed

A Handful of Writing Prompts Using Summer Quotes

Read Like a Writer, Travel Like a Writer

A Writer’s Tapestry

Odyssey Storytelling- “Different”

Odyssey Storytelling in Tucson- a monthly event that draws from all parts of the community. Entertaining, thought-provoking, funny, poignant. The stories run the gamut.

Be a Writing Detective

The Eastside Writing Room- October

Weekly writing group in Tucson for adult writers. No talking, no critiquing, just two hours of quiet time to write. Facilitated by Ethel Lee-Miller.

My Southwestern Autumn Journey

Autumn does come to Arizona and with it some multi-cultural learnings from Tucson author Ethel Lee-Miller.

Yellow Crocus

If you are a reading addict, here’s a title to read. Tucson writer Ethel Lee-Miller shares a review of Yellow Crocus.

Travel Anywhere- Go to a Library

Tucson writer Ethel Lee-Miller traces her love of books to small library in Merrick Long Island.

Who’s Got Your Back?

Tucson author and twin Ethel Lee-Miller celebrates her twinship.

TELL IT! Presentation Skills for Writers

Penelope Starr and Ethel Lee-Miller team up to share storytelling and presentation skills to capture your audience and feel like a star. Tucson AZ event in September 30, 2017. For any adult who wants or needs to get up and TELL IT!

Odyssey Storytelling-Pot Luck

Odyssey Storytelling invites community people to tell ten minute personal stories on a theme to a live audience. August is “Pot Luck.” The stories are not read or memorized, they are told from the life experiences and creativity of the teller. Ethel Lee-Miller joins the Pot Luck group in August.

Stringing Beads

Ethel Lee-Miller comments on the long-lasting effect Brenda Ueland’s writing has had on her evolution as a writer.

Beginning and Resuming

Easy thoughts about beginning or resuming your writing. Tucson writer Ethel Lee-Miller keeps it simple.