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Devon Ellington publishes under multiple names in both fiction and non-fiction. She is also an internationally-produced playwright and radio writer. She writes novels, stage plays, radio plays, articles, blog posts, short stories, and every kind of marketing writing one can imagine.
In articles, she has covered horse racing, ice hockey, traditional Scottish games, cooking, gardening, well-being, meditation, tarot, writing, publishing, travel, and more.
She publishes under the Devon Ellington byline most often. Other connected names are Ava Dunne, Christy MIller (or C.G. Miller or Christy Garnet Miller), Christiane Van de Velde, Jenny Storm, and Annabel Aidan.
Business writing website: http://fearlessink.com
Main fiction website with links to series websites and other fiction: http://www.devonellingtonwork.com
Blog on the writing life, Ink in My Coffee: https://devonellington.wordpress.com
When The Pipes Inspired the Poets: A conversation with the Boiler House Poets Collective In November of 2015, a dynamic group of poets convened in MASS MoCA (Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art) studios, some of which overlooked the old boiler house building, for a week-long intensive.
It all started with Louisa May Alcott, Harriet Beecher Stowe, and The Childhood of Favorite Americans series. In the second grade, I found this series in my elementary school library. I checked out the books on Alcott and Stowe so often my grandmother bought them. I still have them.
Stage plays use a combination of visual, words, and live audience. Radio uses sound to drive narrative and reveal character.. Several of my radio plays are comic noir mysteries, where tropes familiar from the noir mystery genre in both film and radio's Golden Age are turned inside out.
Have you decided to specialize your freelance writing? I started specializing a few years ago. Our guest contributor Devon Ellington poses several reasons why the route of generalist might be the better way to go. The Anti-Niche Writer By Devon Ellington Curiosity may kill cats, but it adds to my bank balance.
by Devon Ellington The backbone of any successful non-profit organization is an enthusiastic, passionate, talented staff. The National Marine Life Center in Buzzards Bay is a prime example. Walking into the Discovery Center of NMLC, you are enchanted by the brightly colored murals and the clever, tactile displays.
Living a healthy freelance life means being a well-rounded writer in all areas of your life-both personally and professionally-and nurturing your health and well being. These three articles will help you do just that.
Authors are responsible for the bulk of their marketing, and there are plenty of companies willing to help-for a fee. The choice of where to spend money is important, but so is a return on investment. Devon Ellington interviews authors K.R.
Registered nurse Priscille Sibley dissects the complicated ethics of two divisive arguments-the right-to-die and a woman's right to choose-in her heartrending debut novel, The Promise of Stardust. Was there one particular trigger than inspired this book, or was it a culmination of your experience?
The lives of two orphans run parallel in Orphan Train, Christina Baker Kline's new novel. How long did this book take to research and write? I stumbled on to the story of the orphan trains a decade ago.