11/23/07

A Roar For Powerful Words



Authors note: When I wrote this post I was disappointed that I couldn't find this awards creator. Although, as luck would have it Shameless from The Shameless Writing Circle saw the link through google and left a comment after this posting.

Here is the last part of his comment where he fills me in on the awards history: The award was in response to mainstream media commentators who dismiss the blogosphere as being just an outlet for "mediocre and mostly tatty writing". There couldn't be more proof to the contrary. Well done and keep up the good and powerful words. The circle can be found at: www.theshamelesslionswritingcircle.blogspot.com :-)



I'm glad Shameless found this post because now we can give him and his blog the recognition it deserves. Therefore, if you're an award recipient please link back to The Shameless Lions Writing Circle, and include his definition of the awards history when passing the roar to the powerful writers on your list.

Another Update: My very good friend Sandee from Comedy Plus found this awards origin on her own, and has it clearly posted on her site. If you are confused just drop by this link on Comedy Plus and copy the definition along with the link to the award in different colors. Great Job Sandee!


Original Post:



I wish I knew where The Shameless Lions Writing Circle is because I assume that's who created the A Roar For Powerful Words Award. I love the imagery of roaring words flying across the internet, in addition to the purple statue and title. This is a wonderful compliment for any wordsmith to receive and I won't forget my good friend Dawnfrom Twisted Sister, and her kind recognition. Thank you Dawn! I'm glad Meleah from Momma Mia Mea Culpa nominated Dawn at Twisted Sister, because Dawn nominated me! Thank you Dawn you're the one of the greatest!

"Here are the rules: Rules: The people given this award are encouraged to post it on their own blogs; list three things they believe are necessary for good, powerful writing; and then pass the award on to the five blogs they want to honor, who in turn pass it on to five others, etc etc. Let’s send a roar through the blogosphere!"

The three things I think are necessary for good and powerful writing are:

1)Read everyday and write a least two hours a day.

2) Show don't tell.

3)Write for yourself.




I know I've listed more than five bloggers but it was sooo hard to narrow the recipients down only a few... so I hope I'm forgiven since I only went over by four bloggers...

Christy at Writers Reviews
Dawn at Twister Sister
Sandee at Comedy Plus
David Author blog
Marja at Dutchcorner
Polli at Polliwogs Pond
Eric at Speedcat Hollydale
Robert at
Observations From The Back 40
Bob at Bobbarama.com
Patois at Whee All The Way Home


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12 comments:

Sandee (Comedy +) said...

Wow, what an honor. I am in some big hitters here. Thanks for always thinking of me Ann. You are such a treasure. Love you. :)

Nascar and the Canadian Curmudgeon said...

Three very good rules which I will follow if I'm able....bit by bit I am learning this wordsmith thing...my only regret starting so late...Oh well.... thank you .. the second is just as welcome and appreciated as the first...:)

Ann said...

You deserve this Sandee, and thank you for always thinking of me.

Hugs and love, :))

Ann

Ann said...

Robert, I started late as well. Single parenthood didn't compliment a writing career. If you're pulled to write, it doesn't matter when you begin. I think you have a terrific voice, and are a deserving recipient of A Roar For Powerful Words. Congrats! I'm glad receiving it is as sweet the second time around.

Ann

mr fong said...

Ann, I'm back. You deserved this award fully :D You really are made for this award, seeing it is for writing. For you have blessed many with a writing.

Ann said...

Bless you Winston. And I'm thrilled your back.

-Ann

Shameless said...

Hey there! Congratulations from me, Shameless, who created the writing circle and this award. It's been amazing to see where this lion has gone (I've been given alerts via Google, and I've loved chasing up as many blogs as possible, though it's now so exponential I have no chance of seeing all the sites honoured. But it's been great to see so much great writing on blogs given the thumbs up! The award was in response to mainstream media commentators who dismiss the blogosphere as being just an outlet for "mediocre and mostly tatty writing". There couldn't be more proof to the contrary. Well done and keep up the good and powerful words. The circle can be found at: www.theshamelesslionswritingcircle.blogspot.com :-)

mr fong said...

I will leave soon... I just had to post up statistics as it was my duty... *sob*

polliwog said...

Wow Ann. What an incredible award you were given (and deservedly so). I am very excited to accept this honor from you. Thank you!

david mcmahon said...

Hi Ann,

Thank you so much. It is is great honour.

May I bow and accept the award and do I get to give an acceptance speech.

Okay, now I have to live up to your faith in me.

Humbly, may I just say thank you.

God bless

David

Sandee (Comedy +) said...

Okay, glad you know I posted this award. :)

Ann said...

Sandee, Yes, I read your post and you did a great job. I left a comment didn't I? I hope so, because you were a big help!

Hugs~

Ann

I'm so sorry if I didn't leave a comment. I hope I did cause you're the greatest. :))

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