Who hasn't read a Judy Blume book at some point in her childhood?
In fewer than 140 characters, Judy Blume fielded questions with wit and guidance and inspiration that any writer would appreciate. So I grabbed some portions of that #lunchwithJudy, put them in a to-go box, and brought them home to share with you.
On inspiration . . .
On second-guessing . . .
Advice for ANY writer . . .
Digital vs. Longhand
On writer's block . . .
On editing . . .
On book sniffing :) . . .
On trying new things . . .
On Sally J. Freedman . . .
Want more? Her website offers a generous section on writing.
Happy writing!
2 comments:
Goosebumps from reading, especially the last bit. She was one of the first authors I ever read that told stories about real girls. I loved fantasy and magic, so kept my head mostly in those, but Judy Blume was authentic, and how could that not resonate. Wish I could have lunch with YOU soon!
I didn't even think of that, Laura! Brave, brave women--both of you. We'll be lunching in no time. xoxo
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