Wed 23 Dec 2009
Interview with Children’s Author Steven Kroll
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Hello, Steven, and Welcome to The Writer’s Journey!
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Wed 23 Dec 2009


Wed 25 Nov 2009
Cofounder Sheila Wright interviews children’s writer and NJCWG member, Jennifer Troulis
Hello, Jennifer, and welcome to The Writer’s Journey…
Sheila: You grew up in Edison, New Jersey in the late 60’s writing and illustrating stories based on your family and pets. I seem to recall that you once told me that you still have those early stories. Was your love of writing and illustrating influenced by your parents? (more…)
Mon 9 Nov 2009
Mon 20 Oct 2008
The Writer’s Journey is a section of the NJCWG web site that explores the challenges and rewards of endeavoring to be a professional, published writer. This column features thoughts from cofounders John and Sheila Wright as well as interviews with other writers and artists whose personal experiences offer valuable insights to all who aspire to put pen to page.

(NJCWG will be hosting a presentation by Ms. Hosta at the Hunterdon County Library on Route 12 on December 6th from 2:00 - 3:30pm with a book signing to follow)
Wed 10 Sep 2008
The Writer’s Journey is a section of the NJCWG web site that will explore the challenges and rewards of endeavoring to be a professional, published writer. This column will feature thoughts from cofounders John and Sheila Wright as well as interviews with other writers and artists whose personal experiences will offer valuable insights to all who aspire to put pen to page.
Fri 18 Jul 2008
The Writer’s Journey is a section of the NJCWG web site that will explore the challenges and rewards of endeavoring to be a professional, published writer. This column will feature thoughts from co-founders John and Sheila Wright as well as interviews with other writers and artists whose personal experiences will offer valuable insights to all who aspire to put pen to page.
As with many writers, my poems and stories spring to life from the rich memories and experiences of my past and from my patient engagement of the present.
Years ago, I began a song that I had written about the extinction of the Passenger Pigeon with the line “ Listen to the rush of wings upon the wind….”, and in many ways it is that same purposeful, careful and quiet listening that has become the fertile ground of my imagination. (more…)