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Eight Poets for Communicators

May 14, 2012 By Erin Beasley

Of course one of the eight poets is Emily Dickinson.Spin Sucks has been having entirely too much fun celebrating fiction. I’ve enjoyed the celebration – I enjoy fiction – but I feel as though poets and poetry need some attention. Thus, I’m writing my own post about poetry and posting it here.

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Filed Under: Poetry Tagged With: communications, Emily Dickinson, Paul Celan, Rumi, Sappho, Shakespeare, Shel Silverstein, Vasko Popa, Yannis Ritsos

Form and Content

May 11, 2012 By Erin Beasley

"Once upon a time" often signifies a certain form and type of content.Form is one of my cherished topics for a couple of reasons. One, I have a visual arts background. Two, I have a poetry background. Three, I have a marketing background. All those things involve “form” in some shape or manner.

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Filed Under: Writing Life Tagged With: art, content, form, marketing, poetry

Finding Joy; Creating Value

May 10, 2012 By Erin Beasley

What brings you joy?I’ve been obsessed with two ideas for the past few weeks: finding joy and creating value. I think they’re two sides of the same coin. What causes me joy should create value, if only in the joy I foster in my audience. Similarly, what brings value to my audience should have some value, some joy, to or for me.

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Filed Under: Creativity, Work Life Tagged With: audience, joy, passion, value

What’s Your Story?

May 9, 2012 By Erin Beasley

What's Your Story?I recently was reading an article in Inc. about how important it is for entrepreneurs to be able to tell their stories in order to attract investors and customers. I agree, both as an entrepreneur and as a writer. Being able to tell my story is important.

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Filed Under: Writing Life Tagged With: coach, consultant, storytelling, writing

When You Make It

May 8, 2012 By Erin Beasley

Have you made it as a writer when people look for your book or books in the bookstore?I’m not sure what it means to make it as a writer. Does it occur after publishing a certain number of books? Is it when one receives the Pulitzer? Is it when one has a specific number of stalk- ahem, fans?

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Filed Under: Writing Life Tagged With: failure, success, writing

Write Right and the Entourage

May 7, 2012 By Erin Beasley

Write Right and the EntourageAmber Avines of Words Done Write asked me to consider submitting a drawing to the Locali Comic Contest. I said I would (I did submit an entry.), which led to us joking that I might have to make a trip to Los Angeles if I were to win. Once people heard about a potential – and unlikely – trip to L.A., everyone wanted to go as my event coordinator. I think four event coordinators for one person is a little excessive, but what do I know?

Filed Under: Write Right Art Tagged With: art, Locali, Words Done Write, Write Right

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