“I’ve always felt that my ‘style’—the careful projection onto paper of who I think I am—was my only marketable asset, the only possession that might set me apart from other writers.” ---William Zinsser

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Monday, January 20, 2014

Good Start to the New Year!

Nurturing the spirit and living by your Absolutes is increasingly important in a world of distractions. This annual January event seeks to start out the New Year by boosting our energy and setting us in the direction of our dreams. During our time together, we will explore gratitude through meditation and prayer, share a meal during which we’ll connect each other, and open our hearts and envision life’s possibilities through reflective journaling and creativity exercises. We’ll go into the world and the year ahead fortified and ready to make a difference in the lives of others and in the world at large. The cost is $35 and includes a light lunch. For questions and reservations, send an e-mail to claudia.taller@yahoo.com or call 440-554-6406.
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My book, "Ohio's Lake Erie Wineries," an Arcadia production, explores the history of island and lakeshore wineries from the mid-1800s through today. I write travel, memoir, profiles, book reviews, local interest articles, and fiction. My writing is always of discovery--whether it's journaling, book reviewing, letter writing, or sharing an experience of life. I have written two novels and am working on a third novel and a memoir. I am passionate about sharing what life has to offer with others. "The Artist's Way" by Julia Cameron woke me up to a sense of possibility--life is too short not be enjoyed by living deeply and well. I created Igniting Possibilities, a conduit for creativity workshops and events, in the hope of guiding others to realize their full potential. The Word Lover's Retreats at Lakeside, Ohio's Chautauqua community, help writers find their voice and direction.