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  • Fiddleheads & Floss—Big Announcement!

    Hello to you! There are some exciting things going on in the world of writing. Whether you are a reader or a writer or both, you likely know the power that words can have in our lives. Today, Fiddleheads & Floss Writing Services (aka—ME) has reached a milestone and I have you all to thank…

  • Take Time for the Invisible People

    You’d be surprised how much they can bless you. This past week I shared a story to my Substack newsletter (a free subscription service!) and since then I have received messages and had some really personal conversations with some of my readers. The story, clearly, is affecting people. I have been meaning to share it…

  • New Content Creator for the Popular News Break App

    Here’s the skinny on News Break, what it is, and why you should follow your favorite content creators. Have you heard of News Break? Well, I hadn’t either until they invited me to be a part of the new Content Creator Program, a paying content stream for my work. It is my understanding they have…

  • Reaching Marrakesh

    Originally posted on Samantha Lazar, Writer: I am thrilled to announce that I have at last published my first collection of poetry. I feel like I have been writing this book my whole life. I really want to thank my mentor and poetry editor, Christina M. Ward of Fiddleheads & Floss for her guidance and…

  • The Healing Power of New Beginnings

    A Living Your Best Life / Fiddlehead Life feature post Today I am grateful for new beginnings. Yes, even the ones that are traumatic and painful. Because sometimes, life turns you right on your head. Suddenly nothing makes sense, everything is barreling in a new direction, and it seems everything in your life is totally…

  • “Doe Season in Mamma’s Kitchen” is Selected as a Feature Poem

    Thanks to The Coil Magazine for selecting my work I am very pleased to share with you all that an exclusive magazine, The Coil, via Alternating Current Press, has chosen a poem of mine which I submitted to them in April of 2019. It takes a long time to hear back on poetry submissions, but…

  • Memorial Day 2020–Our fallen Soldiers Honored in Verse

    a free verse poem to honor our soldiers on Memorial Day For the Honor of Soldiers Our tears find restin a sea ofwhite crosses. We cannot raiseour thanksnor theirloss — enough to honor them.Enough to removethat dead look in theeyes of their spouses,their parents, their children. We gave them a flagas they buried you. 21-gunsalute…

  • Gathering Them — A Free Verse Poem on Leaps of Faith

    Preparing a poetry collection. Gathering Them I am gathering them,snapshots on a line,puzzle pieces,building blocks,roots. Together. Individually, yes, strength.Each a painting, a break in the timeline of my life,a check mark. But, together… Together they say something bigger.Together they are a timeline. Snapshots become an art gallery,puzzle pieces, when placed,begin to lose their lines of…

  • 12 Poetry Quotes that Teach us Self Love

    you are worth it “Love is not love which alters when it alteration finds or bends with the remover to remove — it is an ever-fixed mark.” — from some Shakespearean sonnet I had to memorize in high school. This poem still plays in my head fairly often and its meaning has deepened for me…

  • Late Night Storm in July

    a free verse poem It feels like a deep rumble in the belly of the earth.Roaring through the skies like it came right out of the ground, a fat belch set free to shake the darknessin the skies. The churning light, pulsing within itsthundercloud womb, burning to strike trees from root — the shift and boil and release. That rumbling…