Tag: Carol Newman Cronin
Sailing Clinics: Never Too Old to Learn
When it comes to sailing clinics, there are so many different ways to learn. Read More …
Authorial Voice: not just another POV
Authors need to help readers “see” a fictional world, which requires a whole new perspective. Read More …
Diving into Summer, and Everything Else Too
Morning swims are both the best way to start a day and a daily chance to dive into something completely different. Read More …
Book Review: Where the Crawdads Sing
A novel set on the North Carolina coast is the best book I’ve read this year. Read More …
Denial: A Sailing Allegory
Denial is often our first reaction, but not always the best one. Read More …
One Year Until Publication
Looking back on the process of writing a novel reminds me that patience pays. Read More …
The Goldilocks of Book Groups
Why getting together once a month to discuss a book is just right. Read More …
Heidi Doyle: Going with the Yoga Flow
A chat with the woman behind The Island Heron Yoga studio in Jamestown, RI Read More …
Paul Cronin Studios: Capturing the Passion
Paul Cronin Studios showcases many of my favorite photographs as well as my favorite photographer. Read More …
Books Meet Boats: How To Learn a New Style
Recently I spent four days training ahead of a three day regatta, which sparked several nerdy sailing articles* as well as—more surprisingly—some great big-picture thoughts about writing. Working with three of the top four finishers—all of whom were very open Read More …
