Read Like a Writer, Travel Like a Writer
Posted by Ethel Lee-Miller on May 28, 2018 in Writing | 4 commentsread more
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.
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.
Autumn does come to Arizona and with it some multi-cultural learnings from Tucson author Ethel Lee-Miller.
If you are a reading addict, here’s a title to read. Tucson writer Ethel Lee-Miller shares a review of Yellow Crocus.
Tucson writer Ethel Lee-Miller traces her love of books to small library in Merrick Long Island.
Tucson author and twin Ethel Lee-Miller celebrates her twinship.
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 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.
Ethel Lee-Miller comments on the long-lasting effect Brenda Ueland’s writing has had on her evolution as a writer.
Easy thoughts about beginning or resuming your writing. Tucson writer Ethel Lee-Miller keeps it simple.
Writers are repeatedly told “show, don’t tell.” Reading like a writer, Tucson author Ethel Lee-Miller discovered a piece of writing by Italo Calvino that inspired her.
Tucson writer Ethel Lee-Miller, shares about family feelings that deepen as time goes by
Ethel Lee-Miller is a 20-year veteran of Toastmasters Int’l, writer, and cheerleader for having fun.
“Just Say Yes” can open doors to some empowering experiences- like more laughter, less tension in life, and improvisation.
Tucson writer Ethel Lee-Miller uses choosing a healthy attitude to stay centered- for writing, relationships, decision-making.
Tucson writer Ethel Lee-Miller shares her latest list of Bumper Sticker Philosophy. Stay positive with a few words.
More Bumper Sticker Philosophy from Tucson writer, Ethel Lee-Miller. A few words with practical messages.