Bonnie MacBird

About:

Bonnie MacBird is an enthusiastic author, teacher, and artist with a passion for writing, theatre, and Sherlock Holmes.

Website:

macbird.com

Specializations:

Teacher Author Actor Public Speaker Writer Artist

Interests:

Writing Theatre Sherlock Holmes

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2015-10-30 •

The blog post discusses the author's experience with NaNoWriMo, providing advice on why to participate, how to approach it, and what to do if you fail. It emphasizes the importance of commitment, setting goals, and focusing on the...

2014-11-10 •

Bonnie MacBird shares her thoughts on the film 'The Imitation Game' and Benedict Cumberbatch's portrayal of Alan Turing. She discusses the emotional depth and complexity of the character, as well as Benedict's detailed approach to...

2014-07-25 •

The blog post discusses strategies to overcome the Inner Critic, referred to as Moriarty, during a long writing project. It emphasizes the importance of acknowledging the negative thoughts, agreeing with them, and then returning t...

2014-07-23 •

The blog post discusses Martin Freeman's portrayal of Richard III, a departure from his usual roles as an Everyman character. Despite initial doubts, Freeman delivers a powerful and nuanced performance, showcasing his versatility ...

2014-03-20 •

Bonnie MacBird discusses the concept of the Inner Critic in writing, comparing it to Moriarty from Sherlock Holmes. She shares her personal experience with her own Inner Critic and the lessons she learned from it. MacBird emphasiz...

2014-03-01 •

The author discusses her experience participating in NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) and how she managed to write a 50,000-word novel in just 30 days by falling in love with the process and dedicating time to writing ever...

2014-02-25 •

The blog post discusses the concept of being a 'professional enthusiast' inspired by Sherlock Holmes, emphasizing passion, commitment, and purpose in pursuing interests. The author shares personal experiences with ballet and writi...