Riehl’s “Sightlines” Spotlighted: Life in the Modern World on Dianne K. Salerni’s highspirited site

Byriehlifegrace May 18, 2008August 16, 2010

Dianne K. Salerni offers monthly Spotlights of Independent Author Guild books on the pages on her High Spirited site. This month’s spotlight theme features non-fiction, poetry, and contemporary fiction for Life in the Modern World

“Sightlines: A Poet’s Diary” shares good company with these other Independent Author Guild Members and their books.

Floyd Orr
Kevin Thompson
Shirley Mahood
Lynn Osterkamp
Shannon McRoberts
Joy Collins
Linda Gould
Laurel Osterkamp
Trudy Schuett

Find out more about Dianne K. Salerni’s prize-winning book “High Spirits” by clicking here.

First Place Winner in the 2007 Reader Views Literary Awards

“A delightful discovery, mixing the right combination of gothic mystery and conspiracy.” ~ Brian Trent, author of Remembering Hypatia

“Gone With the Wind meets The Titanic …” ~ Rick Barber, 850 KOA in Colorado

Artists and Writers

Aaron Belz’ Poetics of Distraction: A technologically hip way to publish our work. How cool is that?

Byriehlifegrace March 4, 2008April 24, 2012

Aaron Belz is a modern man of letters, a university teacher, poet,reviewer, essayist, and organizer of St. Louis’ Observable Readings. Through Aaron I met the Nigerian poet Obi Nwakanma who was a touchstone for me at last week’s Soyinka Symposium in Carbondale. Aaron Belz’ “gravely hilarious” poems, as Denise Duhamel describes them, in “The Bird…

Artists and Writers

Creativity Tip: Now Try This!

Byriehlifegrace September 9, 2008November 20, 2008

“Now try this.” “Let’s try this.” “What if?” “Why not? “What would happen?” Innovations in science, art, and just plain living depend on these small openings. Have an open mind and heart. Try things out. Be curious. Explore. Discover. Invent. Go into your studio and make stuff. Go into your study and write stuff. Go…

Shifting Publishing Paradigms: On the Cusp, in conversation with Hal Zina Bennett

Byriehlifegrace March 19, 2008March 23, 2008

Technological change totally changes how we all live, how we think—it produces huge consciousness shifts. Hal Zina Bennett is the author of over 31 successful fiction and non-fiction books on creativity, health, shamanism, and personal development. He teaches seminars throughout the U.S. and has support groups for writers in four states. As a creativity and…

Artists and Writers

Roberta Smith “On Becoming and Remaining an Art Critic” spoke at the St. Louis Art Museum

Byriehlifegrace September 24, 2007September 24, 2007

A shortened introduction for Roberta Smith from the St. Louis Art Museum events calendar: “Smith is an acclaimed art critic and popular lecturer on contemporary art. She was the art critic for the Village Voice and a senior editor at Art in America before moving to the New York Times in 1986.” ___________________________ Roberta wowed…

Artists and Writers

Sightlines Blog Tour Video #4: Stage 2 (editing) & Stage 3 (technical)

Byriehlifegrace May 27, 2009

Title: Interview with Scott Kidd, part 3 Description: Stages 2 & 3, editing and technical (disc numbering and mastering) How Janet went from clueless on how to produce an audio book and started doing it. Topics:1) Further into a description of the 7-stage process. 2) Moving from recording (stage 1) into editing and technical side….

Artists and Writers

5.3 Critique Cycle: What does the group need to do?

Byriehlifegrace December 1, 2009

Here is the second post in our Critique Cycle for Story Circle Network’s blog “Telling Her Stories. In the first post we discussed the definition and purpose of critique. In this post we discuss what the group’s responsibilities are to make a critique useful.

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