Author Archive: Suzanna Anderson Creates

NaNo–Day 24

After an unexpected tango lesson, my characters have made it to 42,138 words. Let the music continue!

Continue reading →

How and Why We Read

Why do we read? Check out this video by John Green. I read to learn new things, explore new places, and meet people I couldn’t otherwise. Why do you read?

Continue reading →

NaNo–Day 23

It’s hard to believe that I am almost at 40,000 right now. With 39,892, I should cross that threshold during my next writing session. Then before I know it, I’ll get to 50,000 and November will be over.

Continue reading →

NaNo–Day 22

Whew. I made it to 37,756 words. My characters experienced the novel’s ending, which I have been itching to write but put off. Now with the end in sight, let’s see what else can happen in the novel’s middle.

Continue reading →

Looking for Alaska

It’s amazing that it is NaNo, and I am still finding time to read. I finished reading “Looking for Alaska” by John Green. His YouTube videos with his brother, Hank Green, got me hooked. So I decided to try John’s fiction. A few months ago I read the first couple of pages and decided to …

Continue reading →

Happy Thanksgiving!

Enjoy the holidays! I had fun cooking duck, green bean casserole, mashed potatoes (the best I’ve made so far), biscuits, and snickerdoodle cookies! Click here for the duck recipe I used.

Continue reading →

The Adventures of Dr. A.C. #7

Continue reading →

Finished Another Journal

In January 2011 I started writing in journals regularly. I am on volume eight.

Continue reading →

The Te of Piglet

I finished reading “The Te of Piglet” by Benjamin Hoff. It is definitely a well written companion book to “The Tao of Pooh.” I would recommend reading “The Tao of Pooh” first because “The Te of Piglet” talks about similar concepts, but not as in-depth for someone who is not familiar with the “Tao Te …

Continue reading →

NaNo–Day 19

I have 31,935 words so far. And with an updated list of scenes to write, I am ready to tackle the last ten days of NaNoWriMo 2012.

Continue reading →