383. Discovering the Adventure of Authorship, with Marilyn McEntyre
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Author and writing coach Marilyn McEntyre stops by to discuss the little ways that can kickstart your author journey, what allowing yourself creative writing freedom can do, and how really exploring your style makes all the difference.
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Christian America: Reflections, Questions and Challenges
Join us for a new, two-week Christian Learning Series with Dr. Marilyn McEntyre, who will be leading us in a reflection on what it means to live as a Christian in America as we celebrate 250 years as a nation and face new political, social and intellectual upheavals.
Christian America: Reflections, Questions, Challenges II
Join us as Dr. Marilyn McEntyre leads us in a discussion of Christian faith in America and helps us consider the challenges and opportunities that we face...
Writing for Healing with Marilyn McEntyre
How can staying curious, practising deep reading, and ‘starting with a word’ pull you out of a creative rut and transform your manuscript?
In this episode of The Write Club Podcast, we spend 50 minutes with writer, veteran teacher, and retreat leader Marilyn McEntyre to talk about her latest book, …
Ep 1: Love Words
In this episode, Megan, Callie, and Tresta explore Marilyn McEntyre's book 'Caring for Words in a Culture of Lies,' emphasizing the importance of loving words, slow reflection, and the stewardship of language in our lives. They share insights on how reading, writing, and silence deepen our underst…
Ep 3: Don't Tell Lies
In this episode, we explore the importance of honesty, trust, and boundaries in life and writing, inspired by Marilyn McEntyre's insights on truth telling and the power of metaphor. We also get a little glimpse into Tresta's forthcoming book 'More Beautiful Than Necessary: Finding God's Goodness in…
Ep 7: Love the Long Sentence
Marilyn McEntyre says long sentences demand more of us. They slow us down and open us up.
“It prevents us from leaping to conclusions, though it invites us to consider possibilities. it schools us in the very patience it demands.”Trouble Seat:
“The Trees of Eleanor,” by Megan WillomeMentions in thi…
Ep. 8: Practice Poetry
Marilyn McEntyre invites us into a regular practice of poesis.
“I do not believe we steward language well without some regular practice of poesis — reading poetry, learning some by heart, and writing, if not verse as such, at least sentences crafted with close attention to cadence and music and th…
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