Actually, my name is NOT Alice but it was the first thing I thought of as I prepared this, my first blog post for the A to Z Challenge. (Remember that old jump rope song? You had to come up with people's names, towns, and products to sell that began with the same letter of the alphabet: A my name is Alice and my husband's name is Al; we live in Attleboro and we sell Acorns.)
Okay, so maybe you didn't jump rope. Or sing stupid songs. But I did and it was fun. Which is why I thought I'd join the A to Z Challenge. Each day during the month of April, except for Sundays, I'll be publishing a blog post with a theme that begins with a letter of the alphabet. If you click the image at the left (or at the image in the top right sidebar of the blog), you'll connect with the list of bloggers who are doing the same thing. I'm doing the same thing on my personal blog. Which may be stretching my creativity a bit now that I think about all my responsibilities and writing projects during the month of April. But hey, that's why it's called a challenge, right?
Back to the theme letter: A. And my blog post title: A My Name is Alice. And American poet and author Alice Walker. Writer's Digest's August 2010 issue had a terrific interview with her and I found her to be fascinating. I also love the titles of her books, especially Hard Times Require Furious Dancing, and some of her poetry. You can check her out at http://alicewalkersgarden.com.
Wow, you are doing the challenge at two blogs... my hat is off to you. Wait, I don't wear a hat...but if I did, I would doff it in your general direction. Have fun with the challenge.
ReplyDeleteLet's see if you're saying the same thing three weeks from now when my blog posts are 10 words long...
ReplyDeleteI love her books. I've read quite a few of them. Nice to bump into you. :)
ReplyDeleteHi, M! Thanks for visiting.
ReplyDeletenice post. I like learning about other authors. and I remember that game =) Fun!
ReplyDeleteHappy A Day!
Glad you stopped by, Tara. Enjoy your B Day tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteI recall that article and as a chronic saver of Writer's Digest, I am sure I have it.
ReplyDeleteSomeday, and not too far in the future, my stack of WDs will be taller than I am!
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