the everyman memoirs
The official blog of author Tali Nay.
Train Nostalgia
I saw Train earlier this month, one of those really great concerts you end up LOVING. What surprised me was how much hearing those songs brought me back. Chalk one more up for nostalgia.
Virtues of the Novel
It's no secret that I'm a non-fiction girl. Memoir, specifically. I get annoyed by good, fascinating novels when I think about the fact that it's all made up and didn't actually happen. For me, it's much more satisfying to read about something that actually happened. More than that, something written by the person it happened to (as opposed to a biographer or historian). There's just no comparison to real life, and the fascinating, heartbreaking, and triumphant situations we get ourselves into.
Imagination
I was talking the other day with my six-year-old nephew about a humorous card I had mailed to his house--one that featured a cat poop joke--and told him that Clementine (my cat) had liked it, too.
Archives
- writing
- New York City
- books
- life
- reading
- author
- Cleveland
- Schooled
- Jeweled
- San Diego
- Cat
- Love
- Christmas
- Family
- Editing
- California
- Dreams
- travel
- memoirs
- Oregon
- gemology
- Goals
- vacation
- Cleveland Cavaliers
- Disneyland
- Summer
- moving
- writers
- Author Fair
- Jewelry
- Fooled
- book sales
- Birthday
- Tiffany and Co.
- cat lady
- Work
- beach
- Change
- Diamonds
- memories
- book signing
- progress
- Yuppie
- New Years Eve
- Home
- Spring
- cats
- Risks
- Goodreads
- auntie
- Covid-19
- Lebron James
- Single
- Decisions
- Singleton
- Gratitude
- high school
- Fall
- NBA
- lockdown
- Disney
- basketball
- Winter
- kindle
- Hope
- running
- Nostalgia
- Manuscript
- Newbie
- New Years resolutions
- book launch
- quarantine
- Valentines Day
- book reviews
- Billy Collins
- Typesetting
- March Madness
- storytelling
- holidays
- libraries
