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E Writer in Residence 2015 — Eve Silver
Kayaker. Voracious reader. Dessert lover. Wrangler of energetic dogs & a snake called Ragnar. Writer of books for teens & adults.
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Hi Sakeina,
Thanks for commenting! I'm glad you enjoyed the prompts :-)
--Eve
Commented Dec 14, 2015 on Farewell to the TPL Teens e-Writer in Residence 2015 and a Final Contest! at TPL Teens
Farewell to the TPL Teens e-Writer in Residence 2015 and a Final Contest!
I can't believe that my time as e-Writer in Residence has come to an end. It feels like it passed in a blink. There were so many amazing moments, and I feel privileged to have been a part of this program. Thank you, Toronto Public Library for giving me this opportunity to connect and work with y...
Hi Liana,
I'm sorry to hear about your writer's block. Maybe check out some of the writing prompts here and just give yourself permission to write whatever comes to you. Remember, you can always go back and fix what you've written later. It doesn't have to be perfect the first time out.
--Eve
Commented Dec 14, 2015 on Farewell to the TPL Teens e-Writer in Residence 2015 and a Final Contest! at TPL Teens
Farewell to the TPL Teens e-Writer in Residence 2015 and a Final Contest!
I can't believe that my time as e-Writer in Residence has come to an end. It feels like it passed in a blink. There were so many amazing moments, and I feel privileged to have been a part of this program. Thank you, Toronto Public Library for giving me this opportunity to connect and work with y...
Thanks for commenting, Tiffany. Keep writing! And hopefully you'll have a chance to submit to the next eWriter in residence :-)
--Eve
Commented Dec 14, 2015 on Farewell to the TPL Teens e-Writer in Residence 2015 and a Final Contest! at TPL Teens
Farewell to the TPL Teens e-Writer in Residence 2015 and a Final Contest!
I can't believe that my time as e-Writer in Residence has come to an end. It feels like it passed in a blink. There were so many amazing moments, and I feel privileged to have been a part of this program. Thank you, Toronto Public Library for giving me this opportunity to connect and work with y...
Hi Catherine,
As far as I know, it will, though I may not check it often. You can always reach me at eve@evesilver.net
Commented Dec 14, 2015 on Farewell to the TPL Teens e-Writer in Residence 2015 and a Final Contest! at TPL Teens
Farewell to the TPL Teens e-Writer in Residence 2015 and a Final Contest!
I can't believe that my time as e-Writer in Residence has come to an end. It feels like it passed in a blink. There were so many amazing moments, and I feel privileged to have been a part of this program. Thank you, Toronto Public Library for giving me this opportunity to connect and work with y...
Brenda, I learned that there is a wealth of talent among the young writers on Toronto. I was impressed by the words shared on this blog, and those submitted via email. Too, I was in awe of the maturity and grace of those who submitted work. My thanks to all who participated. It gave me joy to read your words.
--Eve
Commented Dec 14, 2015 on Farewell to the TPL Teens e-Writer in Residence 2015 and a Final Contest! at TPL Teens
Farewell to the TPL Teens e-Writer in Residence 2015 and a Final Contest!
I can't believe that my time as e-Writer in Residence has come to an end. It feels like it passed in a blink. There were so many amazing moments, and I feel privileged to have been a part of this program. Thank you, Toronto Public Library for giving me this opportunity to connect and work with y...
Farewell to the TPL Teens e-Writer in Residence 2015 and a Final Contest!
Posted Dec 9, 2015 at TPL Teens
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What Type of Publishing is Right for You?
Posted Dec 4, 2015 at TPL Teens
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You capture the panic and desperation in a few syllables.
--Eve
Commented Dec 4, 2015 on Haiku to Win! at TPL Teens
Haiku to Win!
Haiku is a traditional Japanese form of poetry. A Haiku is three lines long. It has seventeen syllables. The syllable count is 5/7/5. Haiku often depicts nature and stresses simplicity, elegance, and clarity. It is traditionally written in the present tense. Modern Haiku often breaks the 5/7/5 ...
Fabulous.
--Eve
Commented Dec 4, 2015 on Haiku to Win! at TPL Teens
Haiku to Win!
Haiku is a traditional Japanese form of poetry. A Haiku is three lines long. It has seventeen syllables. The syllable count is 5/7/5. Haiku often depicts nature and stresses simplicity, elegance, and clarity. It is traditionally written in the present tense. Modern Haiku often breaks the 5/7/5 ...
This is heartbreaking.
--Eve
Commented Dec 4, 2015 on Haiku to Win! at TPL Teens
Haiku to Win!
Haiku is a traditional Japanese form of poetry. A Haiku is three lines long. It has seventeen syllables. The syllable count is 5/7/5. Haiku often depicts nature and stresses simplicity, elegance, and clarity. It is traditionally written in the present tense. Modern Haiku often breaks the 5/7/5 ...
Amazing!
--Eve
Commented Dec 4, 2015 on Haiku to Win! at TPL Teens
Haiku to Win!
Haiku is a traditional Japanese form of poetry. A Haiku is three lines long. It has seventeen syllables. The syllable count is 5/7/5. Haiku often depicts nature and stresses simplicity, elegance, and clarity. It is traditionally written in the present tense. Modern Haiku often breaks the 5/7/5 ...
That last line scared me.
--Eve
Commented Dec 4, 2015 on Haiku to Win! at TPL Teens
Haiku to Win!
Haiku is a traditional Japanese form of poetry. A Haiku is three lines long. It has seventeen syllables. The syllable count is 5/7/5. Haiku often depicts nature and stresses simplicity, elegance, and clarity. It is traditionally written in the present tense. Modern Haiku often breaks the 5/7/5 ...
Lovely!
--Eve
Commented Dec 4, 2015 on Haiku to Win! at TPL Teens
Haiku to Win!
Haiku is a traditional Japanese form of poetry. A Haiku is three lines long. It has seventeen syllables. The syllable count is 5/7/5. Haiku often depicts nature and stresses simplicity, elegance, and clarity. It is traditionally written in the present tense. Modern Haiku often breaks the 5/7/5 ...
I love that it's forecast defying.
--Eve
Commented Dec 4, 2015 on Haiku to Win! at TPL Teens
Haiku to Win!
Haiku is a traditional Japanese form of poetry. A Haiku is three lines long. It has seventeen syllables. The syllable count is 5/7/5. Haiku often depicts nature and stresses simplicity, elegance, and clarity. It is traditionally written in the present tense. Modern Haiku often breaks the 5/7/5 ...
Makes me wonder about the sins...
--Eve
Commented Dec 4, 2015 on Haiku to Win! at TPL Teens
Haiku to Win!
Haiku is a traditional Japanese form of poetry. A Haiku is three lines long. It has seventeen syllables. The syllable count is 5/7/5. Haiku often depicts nature and stresses simplicity, elegance, and clarity. It is traditionally written in the present tense. Modern Haiku often breaks the 5/7/5 ...
I think everyone feels a little like this at times.
--Eve
Commented Dec 4, 2015 on Haiku to Win! at TPL Teens
Haiku to Win!
Haiku is a traditional Japanese form of poetry. A Haiku is three lines long. It has seventeen syllables. The syllable count is 5/7/5. Haiku often depicts nature and stresses simplicity, elegance, and clarity. It is traditionally written in the present tense. Modern Haiku often breaks the 5/7/5 ...
What Libraries Mean To Me
Posted Dec 2, 2015 at TPL Teens
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I love reading at night :-)
--Eve
Commented Nov 29, 2015 on Haiku to Win! at TPL Teens
Haiku to Win!
Haiku is a traditional Japanese form of poetry. A Haiku is three lines long. It has seventeen syllables. The syllable count is 5/7/5. Haiku often depicts nature and stresses simplicity, elegance, and clarity. It is traditionally written in the present tense. Modern Haiku often breaks the 5/7/5 ...
Thanks for sharing. Someone took all the cake? I want some, too!
--Eve
Commented Nov 29, 2015 on Haiku to Win! at TPL Teens
Haiku to Win!
Haiku is a traditional Japanese form of poetry. A Haiku is three lines long. It has seventeen syllables. The syllable count is 5/7/5. Haiku often depicts nature and stresses simplicity, elegance, and clarity. It is traditionally written in the present tense. Modern Haiku often breaks the 5/7/5 ...
Thanks for posting! I can feel that cold wind.
--Eve
Commented Nov 29, 2015 on Haiku to Win! at TPL Teens
Haiku to Win!
Haiku is a traditional Japanese form of poetry. A Haiku is three lines long. It has seventeen syllables. The syllable count is 5/7/5. Haiku often depicts nature and stresses simplicity, elegance, and clarity. It is traditionally written in the present tense. Modern Haiku often breaks the 5/7/5 ...
Haiku to Win!
Posted Nov 27, 2015 at TPL Teens
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Writing Prompt #3
Missed the Flash Fiction post, Writing Prompt #1 and Writing Prompt #2? Check them out now! Today I'm offering a few writing prompts to get your creative juices flowing. Is the person you present online different than the person you are in real life? In what ways does the real... Continue reading
Posted Nov 25, 2015 at TPL Teens
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Tiffany, I was at the Launch, too, and heard Terese read. Her poetry was fantastic. It really struck a note for me because I remember my years at university taking sciences and I often felt exactly as she described in her poem.
--Eve
Commented Nov 20, 2015 on What Does Writing Mean To You? at TPL Teens
What Does Writing Mean To You?
Today's post has three parts: an answer to the question "What does writing mean to you?", a link to a writing contest and a book giveaway! What does writing mean to you? I asked the question—"What does writing mean to you?"— and Terese Mason Pierre answered. Terese is a writer, poet, student...
I love the link you mention between writing and music. I think there's also a link between writing and visual art or photography. So many forms of creativity.
--Eve
Commented Nov 20, 2015 on What Does Writing Mean To You? at TPL Teens
What Does Writing Mean To You?
Today's post has three parts: an answer to the question "What does writing mean to you?", a link to a writing contest and a book giveaway! What does writing mean to you? I asked the question—"What does writing mean to you?"— and Terese Mason Pierre answered. Terese is a writer, poet, student...
Yes, Terese's use of language is wonderful and fascinating and fun!
--Eve
Commented Nov 20, 2015 on What Does Writing Mean To You? at TPL Teens
What Does Writing Mean To You?
Today's post has three parts: an answer to the question "What does writing mean to you?", a link to a writing contest and a book giveaway! What does writing mean to you? I asked the question—"What does writing mean to you?"— and Terese Mason Pierre answered. Terese is a writer, poet, student...
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