Writing Life Stories

http://www.danawildsmith.com/everglades-log.html The writer, Dana Wildsmith, is a favorite blogger of mine. I have never met Dana i...

Coronavirus is just twenty miles away from me now. A woman came down from New York where the virus is rampant at this time. She attended a C...

Years ago, I met a lovely young woman, Karen Hurtubise, a massage therapist at the time. As with many healers I've met, Karen's swee...

In a little town nearby, Brasstown, NC, resides the John C. Campbell Folk School where adults come from all over the world to partic...

This week has been exciting and exhausting. As I meet each day with my class of students, I love that they are there before me anxious to l...

I really enjoy Rebecca's blog. She will be living at John C. Campbell Folk School in July 2011 where I first met her. I hope you click ...

Where: John C. Campbell Folk School, 1 Folk School Rd. Brasstown, NC Registration/Contact: 1-800-FOLK-SCH or http://www.folkschool.org/ ...

Write what you know . What do we know better than our own stories, our own lives? Recently, I overheard two little boys sitting on a ben...

I took this photo behind Orchard House where our writing classes are held. The John C. Campbell Folk School has published classes for n...

My friend, Nancy Sales Cash , author of Ritual River, a novel set in the south western mountains of North Carolina, is hard at work on a ne...

Today I received my contract from John C. Campbell Folk School for a class I'm planning to teach in December 2010. Imagine, twenty-ten....

WNC Magazine is a terrific magazine on the caliber of Our State, but WNC is about western NC. Not much on south western NC yet, but in the J...