Hello to Ablachly. I will be glad to tell you all about myself. I am a 63 year old new writer, inspired by the events of the
World Trade Center on September 11, 2001 which was my 55th birthday. I have been writing ever since.
It has been nice chatting with you. Hope to hear from more members of
Librarything. What a wonderful place to be.
Love
irene brodsky
Author of Poetry Unplugged outskirts press.2008
Here i am again. its a rainy day outside, but when you come indoors it is nice and cozy in my home. Yesterday, I performed my poetry & songs at Kings Plaza Diner on Avenue U in Brooklyn
Refreshments were served. I think everyone had a nice time. In the future, I hope to do a children's show in Manhattan. I look forward to hearing from many librarything members. I promise to answer all of you!
Love
irene brodsky
It is now the eve of day, and heavenly shades of night are falling...Tomorrow is my teaching day.
Drop me a line, send me a stanza or two of your poems.
Let's be friends. What a nice thought....isn't it?
love
irene
I have talked with Irene Brodsky when I was a host with Red River Writers on Blog talk Radio. She is so much fun. Can't wait to for this interview!
Sincerely
JD Holiday
hello to jdholiday
you are so nice to come chat with me! Everyone should check out Red River Writers on Blog Talk Radio because this show helps all writers to get noticed. I thank Librarything for giving writers the opportunity to post their books. I also thank Abby Blanchly and all librarians for their love of books. Libraries have been experiencing budget cuts lately and many librarians are affected. I have written many letters here in NYC to the Mayor and councilman to restore Saturday hours to the library and to re-hire much needed librarians. I hope to talk more about my book and new writing career at age 63. I would also like to share publishing experiences with anyone who wants to chat with me!
Love to everone
irene brodsky (campuscoed07)
Hi JDHOLIDAY
i just posted a message but it did not go through. I welcome you to me author chat. I hope all writers will check out Red River Writers on Blog Talk Radio!!!. What a wonderful show it is!!!
I also thank Abby Blanchy for this author chat so I can get acquainted with readers. I would also love to hear from librarians about how their libraries are holding up in this stressful period of budget cuts. I also would like to chat about publishing experiences!
love
irene brodsky
campuscoed07
Irene, it's been a pleasure knowing you these past two years. I find you to be an inspiration to us all. I enjoy your poetry, especially those recalling Brooklyn of yore. Please continue to spread your enthusiasm of poetry, especially to younger people. Sara Leah Gross
hello to fellow librarything member; Sara Leah Gross.
so thoughtful of you to chat here with me. I hope to be a role model to writers over age 50, and to encourage younger writers to never give up! Always remember that the library is a great place to find many books on writing skills, and self-publishing. I hope to hear from many other librarything members to exchange ideas, to talk about my book Poetry Unplugged, to share experiences finding a good publisher, etc.
Writers helping writers!
love
irene brodsky
campuscoed07
Hi Irene,
Thank you for inviting me to Author Chat.
Vangie
Hi Irene,
Can you tell us how you came up with your storyline for "SILLY KITTY?"
I find that storylines come up in the most of everyday life.
JD Holiday
I'm an author and head of a publishing company. One thing I've noticed lately (the past several months) is books aren't selling as much as they were last year.
I have two relatively new novels out, a mystery/suspense and an young adult.
Midnight Hours is about an Internet predator who targets disabled men. She promises them love and gives them death.
Prairie Dog Cowboy is a young adult adventure/historical novel about a boy who grows up in No Man's Land, which becomes the Oklahoma Panhandle. His experiences as a farm boy helping with his parents' homestead, a cowboy, and a horse breaker are based on reality.
Vivian (aka Vivian Gilbert Zabel and V. Gilbert Zabel)
hello Vangie.
I welcome you to my Author Chat. Please tell the readers something about yourself!
I am a poetry teacher from Brooklyn NY. I write books of poetry
and silly children's books that keep ME young. How about you?
Tell us about your books! I started writing in 2001 because of The World Trade Center tragedy and have been writing ever since.
Can you tell us your views on the future of the library?
Writers, Books and Libraries go together. The library has always
been a safe place for children and senior citizens. Now, many of the libraries have short hours and no Saturday hours.
Please write again. Feel free to post your questions about any of the above. Or come up with some of your own.
love,
irene brodsky
Hi JD Holiday
My storyline for my Silly Kitty children's book came as a result of a real cat who lived on the campus of my college Brooklyn College}
This cat seemed homeless. Students fed her. She would bask in the sunshine and no one could chase her away.
How about you? Do you have a children's you would like to mention?
I have a great love for the libraries and highest respect for librarians. Yet, budget cuts continue to take away priceless
hours for children & senior citizens to visit the library.
My poetry book is now in the library catalog. I consider that the greatest honor a writer can have.
Tell us more about yourself!
love
irene brodsky
Vivian, you are so right! And the decline of book sales affect all local book stores. Here in NYC, two Barnes & Noble stores actually closed up! They said too many people read books in the store's cafe and then put the book back on the shelf....instead of buying the book and taking it home with them. how do you feel about that issue?
Tell us how you got into the publishing business. Is your business self-publishing or traditional? Please list a link to your publishing house so our readers can contact you.
Right now, there seems to be a book war between, Walmart, Targets and Amazon. Prices are now very low. Do you think this will last long? However, it is now a good time for our readers to look on these websites to find a good book to add to their bookshelf.
I encourage readers to get in touch with Ms. Zabel. And I hope to hear from all librarything members. What a wonderplace to be!
love
irene brodsky
vangie, check out message #13. that one is for you!
WOW, this is getting so exciting
dont you agree?
love
irene
thanks to vangie, JD, stephanie, vivian, and abby for this wonderful chat.
love irene
how about the rest of you? There must be thousands of {librarything members. Step up to the plate, introduce yourself, ask questions, expect answers. No, I am not Socrates.....
just a poet who wants to know you.
love
irene
i am now waiting for a message from
Fran Lewislove
irene brodsky
Hi Irene,
Thank you for asking about my book. Yes, I have a children's picture book I wrote and illustrated myself called, JANOOSE THE GOOSE. In the book, Janoose the Goose likes life in the barnyard where she is visiting her cousin, Molly Duck and her baby, DeeDee. Her vacation is over and Janoose must go home because there are no job openings on the farm.
When her flight home arrives, the fox has begun a crime spree. Though the farm animals had a farm watch program once, they were no good at it! Janoose is the only one who can stop him.
Thanks Irene
Sincerely
JD holiday
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i just heard from Fran Lewis fran49 she replied on my profile page (campuscoed07). Readers can go to campuscoed07 to see her message. ms. Lewis is a writer who is to be commended for writing about altzheimers. Many readers may want to check it out.
To all my librarything readers, please feel free to join me, ask quetions, i promise to reply.
Tomorrow i am doing a halloween show for 22 children of
P.S. 315 in Brooklyn. i call it Monster Blog!!!
If any of you read to children in schools/libraries, tell us about it. Other readers may be encouraged to do the same. Children are such wonderful audiences.
love irene
Irene and I met online through my cousin's website "Writers in the sky". We had both posted poetry there and she contacted me out of the blue to tell me how much she liked a poem I had posted. We have become constant email buddies since then, and Irene is my "unofficial" agent and fan. I am a big fan of her work as well.
to dennis:
you are truly a keeper, and you have such a wonderful family too.
It is an honor to be your unofficial agent/fan. This gives me the opportunity to tell the readers about Writers In The SkyCreative Writing Services, Newsletter, Blog, and Ezine.
Yvonne Perry is the owner of Writers In The Sky. Her services provide online book reviews, live interviews, a poetry corner, editing, publicity, etc.
I hope Dennis writes again to talk about his poetry books and plays.
sincerely,
irene.
Hello Irene. I enjoy your poetry both having read your book and having had the opportunity to watch you recite some of it via the internet. I am the author of one poetry book, "Life's Pages" and my second book hopefully will be out by years end. I read a lot of poetry as I travel from state to state driving a semi. I try to write daily as well. It has been a joy corresponding with you the last couple months and I look forward to the future.
David J. Gluck
Author "Life's Pages: A Book of Poetry; People, Places, and Things" and "Paper and Granite: Between the Markings"
My name is Vangie Williams, soccer/softball/whatever mother of 6 wonderful daughters, avid reader and writer, full time student at Strayer University (graduating in March 2010), Master Project Scheduler with SAIC, and fullime top Realtor. Nope not busy at all. I am sort of an over achiever.
It would be my pleasure to share a little about my new novel.
Broken Life - A Fight for Forever is a romantic tale of steamy passion and boiling fervor, which also wraps itself in the arms of virtually unexplored history. Moreover, this zeal-filled story crosses time, racial, cultural lines as well as the vast Atlantic. From generation to generation, a special lineage of rare love is interrupted, entwined lives are broken, and fragile dreams are shattered because of an unrelenting curse rooted in the motherland.
Broken Life-A Fight for Forever, Book 1 is about Marguerite, the third woman in Bethel's dreams, who writes a stirring entry in the journal that her deceased mother left. Bethel's dreams are so vivid that she is a shadow watching the past in the future. Bethel is but an observer of the past as Marguerite travels from New York, through the volatile south, and then back to France. The rigorous fight to break the curse's menacing grip steadily climaxes as young Bethel gains wisdom through her visions as well as the truths spoken from her father's reluctant tongue...and then there's the wooden box...a treasured but mysterious heirloom, which connects Bethel to both the curse and to her ancestors. Upon possessing the box, she discovers the nearly elusive path to victory through the journals marked by each of the women of her bloodline. Through a series of visions, which first take her to the mid 1844's, Bethel sees the way...to win the fight for forever.
This blog is great. I have a few questions.
If you self published; is your book sold at Borders and Barnes and Noble?
If you are with a publisher, how did you get signed?
Do you have a sample media kit / bio / agent request letter?
If you have an agent, did you get recommended or did you solicit a million before you signed on? Do you recommend a great agent?
Hey Irene, Are you currently reading my book?
Hey Irene! You are quite a talent! Have you ever encountered a topic that just wouldn't lend itself to poetry? Nice to have gotten to know you over the past few months.
For those who enjoy Irene, please check out my mom's blog at
www.talkofthetownwc.com/oldtypewriterThank you to David, Roy and Vangie and yes, I am currently reading Vangie Williams book Broken life - A fight for forever, part one. And Vangie and i are planning to interview each other on facebook. I also read David's book
Life's Pages I would like to encourage David and Vangie to offer advice to new writers.
I do not have an agent. I do have a marketing coach from Outskirts Press and a muse from Fordham University. But the bulk of my inspiration came from my Poetry Teacher,
Matthew Burgess I also have a publicity release from outskirts press and from Cambridge Who's Who.
My book is self published by Outskirts Press and is available on all major book sites. It can be also ordered at Borders book store and Barnes & Noble stores. I consider this to be a miracle and I thank God every day.
I also have a children's book that started out as a poem.
And I would like to say that if you enjoy chatting with me, you
should also enjoy writing to Susie Sexton see Message 27 for her link. She is a role model for all woman over age 40 who want to pursue a career.
I hope that Susie and her son Roy tell our readers more about their plays!
love
irene
also, to Vangie, i found my publisher as a result of entering a Writers Digest Poetry Chapbook Contest.
As for my Silly Kitty book, it was published as an e-book by an education book company in Canada. It is now sold out, but can be viewed by all children for free on an educational online library:
http://www.sharing-books.comlisted under Newest Shared Books (pg. l3)
love
irene
It's almost my bedtime and I will be back online tomorrow afternoon to chat again with everyone.
Thank you for making my day such a lovely one. I appreciate the time you spend to chat with me. And I look forward to hearing from more librarything members, facebook members and readers tomorrow.
Pleasant dreams to you!!!
love
irene
Hi Irene,
Writing comes somewhat naturally to me. It has become one way for me to unwind after 500 or 600 miles chasing pavement everyday. Usually I read for a little while before letting the pen jut across the page to where ever it decides to go, I don't generally sit at the computer writing. I use timed writing exercises every now and then to become comfortable allowing thoughts to manifest but mostly I just begin a poem with two or three words and go from there. It goes where it wants to and it's done when it's done. I have been writing this way for twenty years.
Publishing has been a new experience, one that has taught me many things about writing. I am self-published with iUniverse and am in production with my second book of poetry with them as well. In the publishing process, the editing is probably the most time consuming and tedious part of the process. In the end though, it's all worth it. It is also a time to begin with marketing as far as finding various communities, such as this, to become active in. Authors tend to read a lot of books, and they will also help tremendously in the promotions of your work.
I would just encourage new writers to not be afraid of what is sitting on the page when the pen calms down. Sometimes it's not always what you thought it would be when you began, but at others, it is more than you ever may have dreamt it. Sometimes it's good and sometimes it's not, but niether should be a reason not to keep writing.
David J. Gluck
Hi Irene
Read last night from my book Bertha Fights Back. Would love everyone to go to my site
www.gabina49.webs.com and check out all of my blogs and my book reviews that I do for authors and my three books. Some of the proceeds from my Alzheimer's book and my other three will go to the organization to help find a cure. My mom has the disease. fran
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You know, it's rather rude to come into a discussion with another author merely to tout your own book.
welcome to David Gluck and Fran lewis. how nice of you to join in and introduce yourself & your work. i hope the readers on librarything will ask questions about what inspires a writer to put a book together. Writers must help writers, we learn from each others experiences. I know because i have only been writing since 2001, and only because of a tragedy. That is why I now write children's books. But I have not forgotten that day i began to write, and how it changed my life for the better. However, life does go on!
Hello to Lilithcat
I hope you will join me and talk about your books. I see you have a beautiful blog with a beautiful cat on it. As a lover of cats, and a writer about kittens, please tell me something about your blog.
My author chat also asks readers to tell us how they feel about the future of our libraries. Can you please tell us your views on this issue? Also, I am trying to get my fellow writers to describe their publishing issues.
love
irene
I also want to say that writing is not an easy career. Especially for those of us writers who started writing later in life. For those of you who do not know me personally, I already had a career...for 30 years as a School Secretary and for 6 years as a blues singer with The Chris Grieco Trio
If you are starting to write at a younger age, never give up!!!
Write something everyday& keep a small notebook to make notes in so you wont forget what inspired you
Please write to me , ask questions, dont be shy. That is what we are here for, thanks to Abby Blanchy, head librarian of Librarything.Com. I hope I can be of help to someone.
love
irene
Hi Irene,
I see that you asked Fran Lewis to come by earlier and talk about her books. I just want to say hi to her too and say how wonderful and inspiring her books are for children. I know you agree with me that Fran is a great friend.
Talk later, Irene.
Sincerely
JD Holiday
welcome JD Holiday
I hope all of these messages inspired some readers to ask questions. I would like to know what they are reading!
lately, there has been a vampire craze, and an old vampire soap opera is returning to the silver screen thanks to Johnny Depp.
In my book, I pay tribute to this soap opera: DARK SHADOWS
and its resident vampire, BARNABAS COLLINS.
If any readers or fellow librarything members remember this show, please drop by and leave a message. I would like to talk about the show with you and the fact that there were many paperback books about the show written by marilyn ross, who turned out to be a pen-name. The real writer was a MAN who did not want anyone to know he was writing about gothic soap operas.
He thought his friends would laugh at him. So he used his wife's name.
love
irene
My poetry book will be one year old on November 25th. It feels like so much longer because i spent a total of 5 years putting all the poems together, re-writing them many times, showing them to my professors at my college, where i was a undergraduate student who was older than the rest. I returned to college at age 55 and many of my professors were younger than me.
99% of my classmates were approximately 18 - 21 years old.
It took 5 years to write my book,and to graduate in 2007 from Brooklyn College City University of New York with a BA in Philosophy with a minor in English. Eight of my classes were writing classes.
My book has two poems about my graduation day and one of them was published in the 2007 Graduation Year Book!
Hi Irene
What a wonderful opportunity! Thrilled you have this forum available to talk poetry! You have the ability to inspire others with your writing and your infectious enthusiasm! :))
Thrilled too that Poetry Unplugged is now available for such a wide audience! Can you do readings in the library too?
love Jennifer
PS Folks, have my own SIGNED copy! :))
I am so excited to let the readers know that JRPoulter won my poetry book in a contest. The contest was announced on Facebook and Jacketflap by Ruth Ann Nordin, Amazon book reviewer.
I want all new writers to know they can do readings in their local library. I think it is also a nice idea to give the library a complimentary, autographed copy of your book because many libraries have budget cuts and cant afford to purchase new books.
And there are local coffee cafe's that will let you have a poetry recital at their location. Dont be shy. Just ask!
Thank you JRPoulter for joining my Author Chat. She is from Australia and an excellent writer of children's books!
Just check out her work on
http://sharing-books.comlove
irene
Thanks, Irene, for your always very generous hearted comments! :)) AND the tips re the real potential for approaching the local library for a reading!
Folks - Irene is a consummate performer of verse - don't miss an opportunity to hear her read! Irene do give folk the links to some of your videoed readings!
I also have material on
www.scribd.com/jrpoulter for older children and students. As Irene said previously, material available on
www.sharing-books.com and on Scribd is free to download, including Irene's narrative verse story for children "Silly Kitty"!
IF anyone is curious about what else this gal from OZ writes - go to
www.jenniferrpoulter.weebly.com I might add - any writers out there who do not have their own site yet - I recommend they go to
www.weebly.com or to
www.wix.com as their sites are free, easy to build ( for total amateurs like me) and just great looking!
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I am re-writing message #43 because i had a typo on it!!!!!
Blessings to JRPoulter for telling you about my videos. If anyone wants to see them, please send me your e-mail addresses, and I will forward my 3 videos to you! They are fun, filmed live at
Brooklyn College and will show you that poets just wanna have fun.
Also, check out
JR Poulter. She is truly an angel!
love
irene
Hi Irene,
It looks as though you are having great success with Poetry Unplugged. I believe that you have children's books available as well?
What will be your next book?
Best wishes
Jeanne Ripley
www.jeanneripley.comhello to dearest Jeanne Ripley
Yes I have 2 children's books:
Silly Kitty and
Adventures of Silly Kitty, Princess Jasmine and First Puppy
My Silly Kitty book has sold out. So now my kitty and princess Jasmine have gone on to be invited for dinner by The First Puppy of The White House. Lots of meows and woofs. Yes this is really a silly book for very young children and the young at heart as well. The book has a sweet message that kittens, puppies and princesses can be best friends. I hope to get in online soon as the full color issues are straightened out.
I hope Jeanne will tell us more about her collaboration with
Joanne Chilton:
Wings to Fly by jeanne Ripley and joanne chilton
love irene
Thanks so much for the invitation to participate here, Irene. Wishing you much success with your poetry book.
A couple of things I want to mention...
• For anyone who wants to hear more about Joanne Gallant-Chilton and Jeanne Ripley and their collaboration on Wings to Fly, please listen to my September interview with them on my radio show, The Muse & You (
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/RedRiverWri...).
• Please tune in to the show every month, on the third Thursday at 1pm ET. My November show features
Dan Stone, author of
The Rest of Our Lives --
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/RedRiverWri.... For links to other recent shows (featuring
Jared Lopatin and others, visit
http://thevoiceofyourmuse.com/2009/10/mu...• Please visit my page here at Library Thing
Mark David Gerson, which has information about both my books,
The MoonQuest and my book on writing for writers,
The Voice of the Muse: Answering the Call to Write. Please also check out Irene's review of
The MoonQuest on Amazon. (You can see her reading the book at
http://newearthchronicles.com/2009/08/sn....)
• One of my greatest joys is working as a coach with writers seeking one-on-one help with their process or projects. More info on what I do and how I do it at
http://thevoiceofyourmuse.com/2009/08/aw... and
http://www.markdavidgerson.com/coaching.....
• You can also listen to my monthly appearance on Unity.fm's Spiritual Coaching radio show (2nd Tuesday of the month at 4pm ET --
http://unity.fm/program/SpiritualCoachin...).
• Finally, in addition to my New Mexico writing workshops this month and next, I'll be traveling to Denver in January and Los Angeles in February for talks, workshops and book-signings. More info on all my upcoming radio show, classes, workshops, book-signings and media appearances is always up-to-date at
http://booktour.com/author/mark_david_ge....
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AND I WISH TO SAY i AM PROUD TO OWN MARK DAVID'S BOOK
The Moonquest.
love
irene
Here I am making typo's again.
So let me start again!
THANKS TO MARK DAVID GERSON FOR JOINING MY AUTHOR CHAT.
HE IS TRULY AN EVERYMAN:
A TEACHER, WRITER, PROMOTER,COACH, MUSE, AND A GENTLEMAN.
And a special thanks to Mark for letting us know about booktour.www.booktour.com Be sure to check it out so you can list all of the events you have planned!
love irene.
so how about everyone else?
please drop by and say hello!!!!!
Hello CAmpusCoed07! Thanks for inviting me over for a chat. I am so busy in that wonderful way that a writer is busy. I started writing my novel for NaNoWriMo and I am reading "People of the Book" by Geraldine Brooks for an LT reading group.
I really enjoyed reading your book of poetry and if anybody cares to read my review it is with the rest of my book reviews. I think it is very brave and must be so fulfilling to have the confidence in your writing that you do. So many people give up when their family doesn't need them as much anymore,but like you I feel that the more time I have on my hands the more I can read and write. All I have learned goes into my writing, and that is what I saw in your poetry. It spoke of memories that have never left you and also touched on how you see the world today. The story I am writing involves a girl and her grandmother because it is based on the close relationship I have with my mother-in-law. Real life always affects how we write, I think, for better or worse. How do you feel about that, Irene?
I am so glad to hear from you! I feel that no matter how highly educated or well-traveled we may be, we are "where we came from! " They can take me out of Brooklyn, but they can't take brooklyn out of me!!!
Yes, mmignano, I agree that our real life experiences since childhood follows us, embraces us, and never goes away. Our relationships with parents, grandparents & siblings move on with us into adulthood. It is highly reflected in all that we write....like a mirror into our souls. That is why so many people are now writing memoirs!
I think it is wonderful that you have a good relationship with your mother-in-law! It shows how gracious and kind you are.
I am proud to have you on my Author Chat!
love always, irene brodsky
Hello Irene,
I like your poem "Earth Day".
What books did you enjoy when you were growing up?
Cheers,
Erin
My favorite books were "Little Women", "Gone With the Wind",
scary books, mysteries, Stephen King, Ed McBain, Alfred Hitchcock, and i must confess I LOVED comic books
especially Archie, Betty & Veronica!
How about you? Have you been to the Catskills? I am particularly fond of the catskills because i met my husband there.
Now all the hotels seem to be closed.
I am so glad to hear from you. My author chat ends tomorrow but you can always write to me at Chayarochel@aol.com
or on librarything at campuscoed07.
sincerely
irene brodsky
teacher of poetry at Brooklyn College IRPE program
www.brooklyn.cuny.eduMy author chat will end tomorrow. But I want everyone to know that they are always welcome to write to me at Chayarochel@AOL and on librarything at campuscoed07
i will be glad to hear from everyone!!!
I also want to say that my book is now on sale at Amazon Books
6 copies left at $2.46 ....great sale price
If you buy it, let me know at Chayarochel@aol because I have 3 thank you videos to send to you. They were all filmed live at Brooklyn College.
sincerely
irene brodsky
"Poetry Unplugged" (outskirts press.2008)
To all of my dear Librarything friends. This is the last day of my author chat. I wish to personally thank everyone who wrote to me. It is sincerely appreciated by this "new" 63 year old poet from Brooklyn New York.
You are always welcome to keep in touch.
Love & blessings to you & yours
from me & mine.
irene brodsky
campuscoed07
Irene
Congratulations on your work and outstanding Library Thing chat forum from all of us at
Outskirts Press. Wonderful words and contributions from many readers.
We look forward to hearing more and seeing your work get out into the world.
Outskirts Press
Oh! My!
Now my day is complete.
Thank you to Outskirts Press!!!!!
And Thank you to Abby Blanchy
and everyone who took time to write.
At age 63, I consider this to be a miracle.
love irene
Hi Irene,
I apologize for the delay in replying. No, I've never been to the Catskills, but I very much enjoyed Jean Craighead George's
My Side of the Mountain when I was a child, which takes place there if I remember. "Little Women" and "Gone With the Wind" were two of my childhood favorites, too.
It is strange how state parks' once high tourism rates seem to have diminished. My family used to visit Lake Barkley in Kentucky, and the last time my mother and I went there, hardly anyone was there. A really sad finding.
Cheers,
Erin
hello Erin
i would tell any writer to visit places of natural beauty to be inspired by the wonder of it all.
Wordsworth & Whitman loved the outdoors scenery, and animal life. I was very inspired by that style of writing, the metaphors that were used to express one's real feelings, etc. My love for the catskills is due to the 20 years I visited Ellenville, Monticello,
Wurtsboro, central valley, middletown and liberty. Especially during the Autumn changing of foliage. You could write endlessly about the breathtaking mountains, every variety of trees and
spectacular lakes.
i enjoy hearing from you! thank you for writing to me
irene brodsky
campuscoed07
and
chayarochel@aol.com
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