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Tag Archives: writing
The internet yields pumpkin bread and a face-to-face friend
One of the great things about the internet is the people you meet there. One of the downsides is that one almost never gets to meet them face-to-face. I follow several blogs, and certain of them have produced people of … Continue reading
Posted in internet, Writing
Tagged apple tea, internet friends, Lisa Winkler, On the Trail of the Ancestors, orange range, pumpkin bread, Tangerine Tango, writing
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I’m back….
You may have been wondering where I’ve been for the last month. I was writing. I wrote a perfectly horrible first draft of a novel. 50, 000 words in 30 days. And you know what? I don’t even care that … Continue reading
Posted in Writing
Tagged husband, NaNoWriMo, Scrivener, Storyfix, writing, writing friends
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My real name is not Gabi Coatsworth
It’s my husband, Jay. He keeps asking me why I don’t use my proper name when I’m writing. According to him (and the US Passport office, and Social Security), my name is Gabi Coatsworth Wilson. And he could do without … Continue reading
Um…er…Here I am…
It was inevitable, I suppose. I’m on Scribd and Stumble and MouseMuse and…I’ve been encouraging other people to write blogs. I’ve been commenting on their blogs. I’ve been tweeting their blogs. I’ve been Facebooking their blogs (is there such a … Continue reading

Where I write
My internet friend Pauline asked me to tell her where I do my writing. Since I live in my car as I travel between my two houses, one in Connecticut and one in New Hampshire, it was a tough question. … Continue reading →