I am very honored to share with you that I recently entered a short story contest with Plaid For Women entitled, “Who’s a Great Woman in Your Life?” I wrote a short story about my sister, Holly, and titled it ~ The Night She Stared Old Irma Down. The story was chosen as one of the […]
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Linda’s Trip to Norway and Lapland
Happy Holidays! We spent the beginning of the Christmas season in Lapland – northern Finland at the Arctic Circle. My husband and I had this trip on our bucket list – although many of my friends thought we were nuts. But we love snow and love the beauty of snow-covered forests and pastures. We had […]
A Peek Inside Linda’s Holiday Home
Linda Seger’s historic Colorado log home was featured in her community’s Holiday Home Tour. Come inside and sneak a peek at some of the beautiful decorations visitors experienced! For starters, here is Linda’s Christmas Tree Next is the cowboy themed sunroom The cowboy sunroom from another angle And doesn’t this gingerbread house in her kitchen look delicious? […]
My Successful European Screenwriting Seminar Tour
In summer 2015 I presented screenwriting seminars in Vienna, Ludwigsberg, Germany, London, Paris and Munich. I also gave two speeches in southern England, one to a writing group on the Isle of Wight and one to writers in Farenham, which is near Southampton. I did a seminar in Oslo, Norway in November 2015 and then vacationed in […]
Wisdom from What Our Mamas Taught Us: Life Isn’t Over Yet
Linda Seger is an international story coach, script and screenplay consultant. This is the story behind an inspirational quote in her book, What Our Mamas Taught Us. “Life isn’t over yet – things often equalize in the end.” By Mama Agnes Seger, from Linda Seger’s book, What Our Mamas Taught Us Mother often noticed that mothers who had […]
Wisdom from What Our Mamas Taught Us – Tip the Breakfast Waitress Well
Linda Seger is an international story coach, script and screenplay consultant. This is the story behind an inspirational quote in her book, What Our Mamas Taught Us. “Always tip the breakfast waitress well. She’s gotten up very early and often is raising children and struggling, but she doesn’t get the big tips the waiters get at night.” […]
