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Wanted – Fairy Tale Illustrator
Looking for a fun project that will also have an impact on young girls? I am a published fantasy novelist and poet searching for an artist with a whimsical and wry style to illustrate a picture book for 3rd-5th graders. I have received a grant from Indiana Arts Commission to self-publish my poem, “Rapunzel the … Continue reading
Published in Indiana Voice Journal
Why write a eulogy for a Slinky? Find out in a behind-the-scenes scoop of the three poems I published in Indiana Voice Journal. Continue reading
Poems On the Closing of Ringling Bros.
Ringling Bros. Circus is closing down after 146 years. I feel like my parents just told me I’m too old to go trick-or-treating. I try to express this in 2 poems. Continue reading
Booktoberfest at Fishers Library
I’m pleased to be included in this group of talented authors for Booktoberfest Nov 5 at Fishers Library! Find links to their sites here. Continue reading
Exclusive Book Release Info: Caldera
Rarely will you find a series that is so gritty but offers such hope. Continue reading
Review – From This Moment
From This Moment is an adventurous and busy novel. You never know who to track, but that’s okay because there were at least 8 fascinating and well-defined characters. Continue reading
NICE Creativity Workshop July 23-24
Adult artists of any medium and experience level are invited to our NICE Creativity Workshop July 23-24! Gather with your fellow creatives at Logan Street Sanctuary to brainstorm about great works of literature, and we want YOUR creative ideas! Continue reading
Speed-Dating with My Characters: Results
So you’re probably wondering, how did speed-dating with my characters go? Fascinating, weird, fun, and very very informative. Continue reading
Who to love: Hamilton or 1776?
I am allowed to love both Hamilton and 1776, the musicals? Why certain-LEE. Continue reading
Sarah E. Morin 