Idea No. 156: A Feminist Medieval Fantasy World
the idea: create a feminist medieval fantasy world My sister Mairead and I both graduated within the past month and have been keeping each other updated on where we are in post-school …
Idea No. 123: The Hard Copy
the idea: take a few days away and then proofread by hand After three years as a writing tutor in college, I have a few techniques under my belt to help …
Idea No. 115: Redesign the Idea Blog
the idea: change the design of mirandaaisling.com so it is focused on the Idea Blog This site has, once again, undergone a renovation. Currently, I am experimenting with having the Idea …
Idea No. 109: Five Years of Writing
the idea: journal every night I have journaled every night since March 22, 2008. which means that as of two nights ago I struck five years. Five years of my life …
Idea No. 108: A Poem on Passion
the idea: write a poem to introduce the DMAJMS section on being passionate Tomorrow is a big day. I’ll be sending out the rough draft of my book, Don’t Make …
Idea No. 107: Design a book launch!
the idea: pull together a big Book Launch event on June 1st! I have been utterly absorbed in my thesis lately, as you can probably tell from all the ideas that …
Idea No. 104: Talk it Out
the idea: help clarify your ideas by talking them over with someone else. This is a pretty routine idea but it was so vital tonight that I had to add it. As you …
Idea No. 88: Grassroots Publishing
the idea: get an army of helpful friends to help distribute a self-published book I have self-published four books at various stages of editing and completion throughout my life. One is …
Idea No. 57: The Idea Can meets Children’s Literature
the idea: write a children’s book about a girl with her own Idea Can I’ve been thinking a lot about my new project, the Idea Can, lately. It’s a concept I …
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Idea No. 6: A Fictional Autobiography
So I had an idea. What if I wrote about my life, but happening to someone else? The character’s name was Naomi Odette Knox and I wrote about 20,000 words …