"Two wrongs may not make a right but a thousand wrongs make a writer.”

Monday, January 26, 2015

The Great Lakes Review

There is a breakwater on Lake Huron not too far from us that protects the harbor and marina. I walked out on it as far as I dared, then wrote about what and who I saw. The Great Lakes Review accepted my essay for publication and this morning it went live!



Lake Huron is beautiful and inviting, regardless of the season.



The narrative map series they are running is an awesome project, and I wanted to share. They're looking for more literary sketches to fill in their map.

Good luck with what you're writing and painting and doing this week!

11 comments:

Anthony Duce said...

Enjoyed “Ice Fishing with Bear …” very much.. Looks like near Lexington. Love lake Huron in winter… I’ve walked it often, though on the Canadian side, (shores of the Bruce Peninsula).
Also, I didn’t know about the Great lakes Review site… Thank you. I’ve been there most of the morning..

Yvonne Osborne said...

Hi Tony!
Thanks! You have it exactly right...the breakwater in Lexington. I'm so glad you like it and I'm happy and proud to be part of the Great Lakes Review

Jemi Fraser said...

Love the article! There is something so beautiful and powerful and raw about the lakes in winter.

Yvonne Osborne said...

Jemi,
Thank you so much. That's the word..."raw". It's like a thunderstorm, nature putting us in our place. And thanks so much for the tweet! You are so nice. I'm glad I'll be able to say "I knew her when"!

Author R. Mac Wheeler said...

cool. Congrats.

Yvonne Osborne said...

Mac,
Thank you so much!

Vanessa Victoria Kilmer said...

Congratulations! That was a wonderful piece.

Liza said...

Oh, Yvonne,

I was there with you. I walked beside you, felt the cold, saw the ventilator breaths, understood your fear. Stunning! So glad you shared this.

Yvonne Osborne said...

Nessa,
Thanks!!!

Liza,
Thanks so much. I know you know what it's like out there.

Maude Lynn said...

Congratulations!

Yvonne Osborne said...

MamaZen,
Thank you, thank you!