Laurie Diane Wiegler
My blogs
- Save Gulf Wildlife NOW
- France
- North Dakota Environmental News
- Wally, my boy
- New England Writers
- Ma famille quand j'ai été une jeune fille
- The Interiors Department
- Dating After 40 Plus
- Good Morning, Copenhagen!
- US Politics in the 21st century
- Short stories
- Grief Goes Not Quietly
- LA Screenwriters
- Connecticut Green Living
- French Poetry, Musings
- Ageism - the last acceptable "ism" in America
- Short Stories
- Covid Stories You May Have Missed
- 9-11 Eleven Years Later
- US Politics and Policy
- Relating in the 21st Century: Online or Off?
- Politics, American Style 2020
- Winny and Me
- Let_Tiger_Be
- Edit Rite!
- Journalism in the 21st Century
- Poetry
- Wally's World, Southwestern Style
- Mi familia es tu familia
- Laurie's light travel travel tips
- Science stories you've missed
- The Pink Power Ranger
- Sony Recovery Disks Poorly Packaged
- Gulf of Mexico Environmental News
- U.S. Health"care" is a Crime
- 18th century studies
Industry | Education |
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Occupation | Editor, English Tutor, Writer, Journalist |
Location | BRANFORD, CT, United States |
Introduction | I'm a hybrid writer-journalist with an M.A. in Eighteenth-Century Studies from King's College London and a bachelor's in English: Concentration in Creative Writing from San Francisco State. I have covered science/environmental/tech stories for the past several years, but I also write humorous essays, academic essays, white papers, newsletters, website copy, poetry, scripts and more. Someday I will write a novel, as soon as I take care of practical matters. |
Interests | Writing, reading, movies, walking, snow skiing, swimming, tennis, interior design, Scrabble, crochet |
Favorite Movies | Manhattan (I know, one can hate the artist but enjoy the art); Broadcast News; Gone with the Wind (one can see a movie set in another time and appreciate how far we've come and need to go); Notes on a Scandal; Bridget Jones (first movie only); The Theory of Everything; The Year Ahead (a recent. beautiful Italian film with Sophia Loren and a young boy, just brilliant, Ibrahima Gueye. |
Favorite Music | Classical - Bach Rock - Rolling Stones Soft Rock - Fleetwood Mac Contemporary Rock/Alt/Soft - Billie Eilish Country - Keith Urban |
Favorite Books | Kokoro, Hamlet, Frankenstein, O Pioneers, Portrait of a Lady |
Your hand has been replaced by a rubber stamp. What does it say?
I miss you, Mamacita. I am keepin’ on, and keeping my chin up. Love, Peach.