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Experience: More of Wind and Water
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Experience: More of Wind and Water

Anyone who’s ever studied the art of navigation is familiar with the name, Bowditch.  Years ago, one of my three sons was intrigued by numbers (and still is).  When he was ten years old, he read a book titled, Carry on Mr. Bowditch, about the life of the famous mathematician and…
Gregory LambMarch 22, 2016August 12, 2017
SocietyThank You Sir May I Have Another

Spice Spice Spice How About Some Actual FOOD?

I waited until the following morning before writing this. I was livid when I walked back from Rock Bottom last night. Being someone who travels a lot I end up eating out way more than anyone should. Perhaps it is for this reason I’m more sensitive to the issue. Hasn’t…
Roland HughesMarch 20, 2016August 12, 2017
Experience: Wind and Water
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Experience: Wind and Water

I was 13 years old when I started surfing.  In those days, I was too young to drive and only made it out to the beach when I could beg a ride from one of my sister’s boyfriends or convince my parents to take me.  Eventually I made enough friends who…
Gregory LambMarch 15, 2016August 11, 2017
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Who Taught You to Write?

I get asked this question, or some form of it, often. It seems to be one of the “stock” interview questions people have. The dark reaches of my mind think colleges or just their professors slip a few bucks to interviewers hoping they will steer the answer towards “I enrolled…
Roland HughesMarch 13, 2016August 11, 2017
From Experience: Surf
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From Experience: Surf

  Last week I celebrated my 56th birthday.  Instead of venturing into the cold waters off Oregon’s Pacific Coast as I did with my eldest son the previous year, I picked up a copy Daniel Duane’s autobiographical work, Caught Inside “A Surfer’s Year on the California Coast.” This book has been an…
Gregory LambMarch 8, 2016August 9, 2017
Teach Something No Matter How Small
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Teach Something No Matter How Small

I know many of you visit these pages looking for the magic bullet to turn your writing into a vehicle of immense wealth production. I also know there are hundreds if not thousands of people peddling books and services promising you that very thing with too small to read fine…
Roland HughesMarch 6, 2016August 9, 2017
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Experience: Pure Inspiration for Fiction Authors

I always knew I wanted to be a writer.  More specifically, a fiction author.  As a boy, I used to make up stories and then acted them out with characters and props made of a hodgepodge of Legos, Lincoln Logs, Matchbox or Hot Wheels, and of course G.I. Joe (sometimes I’d…
Gregory LambMarch 1, 2016August 7, 2017

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