I love Annie Dillard's advice to spend it all. This week's tip tells you WHY it's good for your brain to go all in with your writing: writenowcoach.com/how-going-al... #writingcommunity #AnnieDillard #spenditall
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@writenowcoach.bsky.socialI love Annie Dillard's advice to spend it all. This week's tip tells you WHY it's good for your brain to go all in with your writing: writenowcoach.com/how-going-al... #writingcommunity #AnnieDillard #spenditall
@nogowriter.bsky.socialThanks for the belated advice
johnnogowski.substack.com/p/thanks-for... #AnnieDillard #Writingadvice #GeorgeSaunders #RayBradbury #ThomasFoster #OneTrueSentence #ErnestHemingway
@revdrmatthewfox.bsky.socialRemembering #AnnieDillard: "Nature is, above all, profligate. Don’t believe them when they tell you how economical & thrifty #nature is, whose leaves return to the soil. Wouldn’t it be cheaper to leave them on the tree in the first place? Extravagance! Nature will try anything once." bit.ly/4ywUXuZ
@unabridgedbooks.bsky.social"She reads books as one would breathe air, to fill up and live."
-Annie Dillard, The Living
@rowanglassworks.bsky.socialThis week’s #MustRead comes from Associate Editor Meg Nielsen: the first chapter of The Writing Life, by the late Annie Dillard.
https://www.scribd.com/document/1003198450/Excerpt-From-the-Writing-Life-Annie-Dillard
@carlsetzer.bsky.socialI just discovered that #AnnieDillard has passed away. She's been recommended to me on more than one occasion, and I've been negligent in following up on that. The more I learn, though, the more I see someone I would value. I intend to rectify my ignorance. www.americamagazine.org/catholic-boo...
@peterelliotlandau.bsky.socialAnnie Dillard, Meditative Author of ‘Pilgrim at Tinker Creek’ #obitpix #anniedillard #writer #brushdrawing #illustration
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@maryannbragg.bsky.socialAppreciated this story. Hopefully this opens for free, for anyone who would like to read it. #anniedillard #capecod @shamblanderson.bsky.social www.nytimes.com/2026/09/20/m...
@olj1.bsky.social📰 Classic! Just as I thought 😏 Annie Dillard's reflections on nature remind us of the beauty in simplicity. Her work encourages us to pause and appreciate the world around us. What’s your favorite nature writing? 🌳 #AnnieDillard #naturewriting #literature
@quotewise.ioNothing quite like this #AnnieDillard quote on writing a book. RIP.
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@cwhf.bsky.socialAnnie Dillard taught us to pause, pay attention, & find wonder in the world. Her voice will continue to inspire generations of readers, writers, and seekers. We are grateful for the imagination, wisdom, & enduring legacy she leaves behind.
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@martineroffinella.bsky.socialEn hommage à #AnnieDillard, le blog #SousLePavéLaPlume bouleverse son programme.
J'ai entrepris de relire les trois ouvrages de cette grande écrivaine, achetés sur les conseils d'un poète lui aussi décédé, qui occupent une place de choix dans ma bibliothèque.
À vous en reparler.
@nancyfreund.bsky.social"Talent could give you nothing. Without work, talent is only talent, promise, not product." -- @alexanderchee.bsky.social Chee on being a student of #AnnieDillard. In @themorningnews.org. In other words, per Britney, you better work, bitch.
@bentguy.bsky.socialI did love to read that Annie Dillard played tackle football. She was intrepid, found (and shared) awe in the smallest and biggest pockets of the natural world, and could wing words like a possessed demon/angel/angel/demon. #AnnieDillard
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@dgbarlekamp.bsky.socialMy favorite pearl of wisdom from #AnnieDillard: Life is too short for housework.
Shed the distractions. Do what's important to you, whether it's #writing or something else entirely.
"How we spend our days is, of course, how we spend our lives."
@jasongedwards.bsky.socialAnnie Dillard died this week. I kept telling people and hearing, “I don’t know who that is.” So I wrote for the people who don’t know her yet via @baptistnews.com 🙏
@writers-write.bsky.socialAnnie Dillard, Pulitzer prize-winning author of nonfiction and nature essays, dies aged 81. Over the years, Dillard went on to publish poetry, essays, journalism, meditations on religion, theory of literature, two novels and a bestselling autobiography. #anniedillard #writingsky #booksky