Originally posted on Waking Writer:
“To truly enjoy poetry, we must leave behind our preconceived notions of what the art form is supposed to be; and instead, let the words freely come and speak to us. The same goes for love, actually. The more we embrace it, the more we grow.” Cendrine Marrouat “Love can…
Originally posted on Time to Feed My Reads:
A little introduction: https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgfNORxuGvLScqbUC3S4mSW5D2MPTOppHxJzc3hKbrJumsnVVnCd5thSc85AU5kFciwREBRZ97xDvcv_e7MZXUqFW3q79GiI4eDP6wl3csW7l4a-WEz52zDc1_KMjSe1tQdefscsprOrQg-9yg6WrgYqhZE17liGgwtqBJb7CX36ceMF-cXSfR5J8Bu/w400-h400/thumbnail_David%20Ellis.jpg David Ellis?is a poet, multi-genre writer/author and co-creator of literary forms, with a fondness for found poetry. He has released several poetry collections including?Life, Sex & Death?(which won an Inspirational Poetry Award),?Soul Music the Colour of Magic,?Lemons, Vinegar & Unvarnished Truths,?See A Dream…
Originally posted on Waking Writer:
What inspired you to create A Particle of You: Love Poetry? Cendrine Marrouat: A few months ago, David mentioned that he was interested in releasing a collection of love poetry. Since I had wanted to do it on my end for a while, I figured that it would be fun…
Originally posted on Paul's Poetry Playground:
https://toofulltowrite.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/img_20210517_031854.jpg In today’s post, we will be discussing the Kindku, a newly invented poetry form inspired by both traditional Japanese forms (like the haiku and tanka) and Found Poetry. Co-created by Cendrine Marrouat and David Ellis, here are the rules for writing one taken directly from their website,…
Check out this engaging interview that I did with amazing author Mandy Eve-Barnett where we talk about books and other quirky things 🙂 Mandy Eve-Barnett's Blog for Readers & Writers Today I welcome a joint interview with Daivd and Cendrine, authors who collaborate to publish a variety of books and a magazine. Welcome to you…
Originally posted on Waking Writer:
What inspires you to write?? Cendrine Marrouat: Life and the lessons I learn from experiences — good or bad.?? David Ellis: I try to take a little from everything and everywhere. A lot of my inspiration comes from my own passions, I think that if you have varied interests then…
Originally posted on charles french words reading and writing:
Here is a post to celebrate and promote the work of Cendrine Marrouat and David Ellis! Rhythm Flourishing: A Collection of Kindku and SixkuAuthors: Cendrine Marrouat & David EllisGenre: Multimedia – Poetry with some photography (non-fiction)Release date: September 3, 2020 Synopsis: ‘Rhythm Flourishing: A Collection of…
Originally posted on Writing to be Read:
https://toofulltowrite.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/seizing-the-bygone-light-banner-6-1.jpg Seizing the Bygone Light Book Blog Tour Day four of the WordCrafter “Seizing the Bygone Light” Book Blog Tour brings this wonderful tour to a close. Thanks to all who ventured on this brief book tour with us. On Day #1, I introduced this wonderful collection of…
Originally posted on Robbie's inspiration:
Welcome to Day 3 of the Seizing the Bygone Light blog tour hosted by WordCrafter Book Blog Tours. Welcome to the talented David Ellis, Cendrine Marrouat and Hadiya Ali with their new book Seizing the Bygone Light: A Tribute to Early Photography. https://toofulltowrite.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/seizing-the-bygone-light-promo-1.jpg PoArtMo Collective started as FPoint Collective,…
Originally posted on Pictures From The Kitchen Window:
https://toofulltowrite.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/seizing-the-bygone-light-promo-3.jpg A Behind-the-Scenes Look at ‘Seizing the Bygone Light: PoArtMo Collective started as FPoint Collective, a group of photographers. When we recently relaunched, we decided that it was time to welcome a larger diversity of artists. Our passion for photography is still there, though. And while some…
