Lahna Greene
Character Perspectives: Practical Magic
No matter how many times I'm blessed enough to witness a beach sunrise, they never get old. To me, they are an inspiring start to the...
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Lahna Greene
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What Defines A Character?
Everything we hear, see, smell, and experience on a daily basis has the power to define us, to erode our sense of self-worth or boost us...
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Creative Group Projects
A couple of weeks ago, hubs and I volunteered with our church small group to support the Lighthouse Family Retreat charity. I wasn't...
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Inner Egos
We all have our inner egos. Mine tends to rear its ugly head when I go on critique sites and browse through stories. I'm all too quick to...
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NaNoWriMo 2022, Conquered
One full week early, I surpassed my 50k word goal for Bunless Ovens. The first draft of my eighth novel is now complete at 57k words....
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Chasing the Wrong Goal
I'm over halfway through the NaNoWriMo Challenge, and Bunless Ovens is nearing the three-quarter point. I was aiming to get done with the...
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Inspirational Throwbacks
When I'm in a rut with art or writing, it often helps me to look back on my previous works. This method isn't just a testament to the...
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Excavating Turning Points
I love it when cats sit like this, as if their limbs have sunk beneath the floor into another dimension. I call it "assuming loaf...
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Book Ratings and Other Rubbish
As the end of the Inktober challenge (one ink drawing for every day in October) nears, I prepare to head into NaNoWriMo—a one month push...
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What Lie Does Your Character Believe?
We all believe beautiful lies. American culture is filled with conflicting messages and powerful statements designed to make us feel...
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Inktober — Giving My Characters Form
Every year, I look forward to Inktober. It's a challenge for illustrators to take up their pens and create one ink drawing for each day...
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Mock Interview: Penn
As an introvert with asocial tendencies, I feel for the loners. No, not the solo night herons fishing at dawn, though they were a lovely...
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Plotting Bunless Ovens
For the past five years or so, I've been experimenting with gluten-free recipes. This was an early attempt at almond bread. I ground my...
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I Wrote What? — Past Inspiration
Focus on how far you've come, not how far you still have to go. One of the most enjoyable aspects of volunteering at my local charity...
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Catchphrase Depth
Before I ever redid my author page and made this blog, I decided I wanted to be known for my smile. It's harder to smile at strangers...
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A Dash of Levity
I adore comic relief characters—both writing them myself and reading/viewing them in stories. This lion, with braids weaved into his...
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Wait for it...?
If I uploaded this picture as a ten second video with the cat (Vivi!) staring straight at the camera and the caption "Wait for it...",...
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LFL: Shipyard
For almost two decades, my family and I have taken trips to Hilton Head Island at the end of summer. It's a place I've explored on bike,...
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Scenes and Lines: Old as the Moon
It's amazing how certain scenes or quotes from movies and books can stick with you for decades. A line which may hold so much meaning to...
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Plots from Image: Waikoloa Woman
I still can't believe it's the 4th of July, 2022. Sometimes I feel like we never left 2021. But here's to the freedom we have to travel,...
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