Susanne Bacon is a journalist with a focus on local news and community stories. She contributes to The Suburban Times, covering a range of topics including holiday traditions, cultural events, and interviews with local authors. Susanne's articles provide readers with a glimpse into the unique aspects of their community and the people who make it special.
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Susanne Bacon's coverage heavily focuses on seasonal content, particularly around Christmas and holiday traditions. She also covers topics related to entertainment news, house & home, and culture & society.
Given her focus on community events and local interests, she would likely be interested in pitches that highlight unique or meaningful holiday traditions within the community. Additionally, she may appreciate book recommendations or stories about local authors for her "In the Book Nook" segment.
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Art has always made Sehnsucht a topic. (Photo: Sehnsucht by Oskar Zwintscher, c. 1900 @Wikipedia.com)
The moment I discovered this prompt in my friend Tyrean Martinson’s book, – A Pocket-Sized Jumble of Writing of 500+ Prompts – I was transported into our backyard one spring afternoon this year. I was watering our beds during an unusually dry period, and out of the corner of my eyes I glimpsed something purple. It was a bunch of crocuses that I had never planted anywhere in that area. Besides, the entire backyard was still barren. No buds in the trees, just a few on my rhododendron, the raised bed seeded with hope and vegetables. What a neat surprise! My first glimpse of spring this year was definitely purple crocuses (or is it croci?!)! What flowers were it for you?
Local author Susanne Bacon will sign her very latest titles at the Steilacoom Historical Museum Store.
Even though you might not use the Germanism in the English language that I chose to discuss today, you will probably immediately understand its meaning.
(Photo: National Library of Scotland @ https://unsplash.com/ )
What comes to YOUR mind when you read today’s prompt from my friend, author Tyrean Martinson’s book, A Pocket Sized Jumble of 500+ Writing Prompts?
Summer is finally here in Western Washington and with it one very popular event, the Gig Harbor Summer Art Festival. This coming weekend, numerous artists, artisans and authors – all in all around 150 creators – will present their work and offer it for purchase to the public. And, of course, visitors won’t have to go hungry either. But, be advised, the location has changed!
Have you switched off your screens and are ready to ponder and/or discuss another prompt from my friend, author Tyrean Martinson’s book A Pocket Sized Jumble of 500+ Writing Prompts? I have lived in quite a few different homes with a number of floors to the houses. But it is the term “attic” that resonates only with the first home I remember, my earliest childhood home.
Quellenforschung is a Germanism from literary studies. (Photo: Becca Tapert @ https://unsplash.com/ )
Have you switched off your screens? Are you ready to ponder and/or discuss another topic from my friend, author Tyrean Martinson’s book A Pocket Sized Jumble of 500+ Writing Prompts? What do you come up with when I spring you the idea of dancing in the rain?
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