Tucker Lieberman
Good and useful endeavors
Here’s the plan!
Where I’ve been
I worked for 11 years for a technology company in the United States. I also trained to be a life coach.
Now
In 2017, I married a Colombian man and moved to Bogotá to be with him. Since then, I’ve pursued my creative interests as a writer in English—essays and nonfiction books, fiction, and poetry.
During this intentional period of self-development, I’ve had the great opportunity to read my short story by invitation at Inkberry Books in Colorado in 2018; to advocate for human rights in Massachusetts before the 2018 mid-term elections; to travel to Reykjavík, Iceland to represent Colombia at the 2019 Humanists International conference; and (as planned for the end of 2019) to spend a month journeying through India by train.
I love exchanging energy with other writers. I’m available to help individuals with their creative projects! Editing | Coaching | Contact
What’s next
Through early 2020, I have commitments to international travel, after which I will be available for full-time employment.
Painting Dragons
Painting Dragons: What Storytellers Need to Know About Writing Eunuch Villains
Editing
Writing a philosophy or literature paper? Maybe an op-ed? A short story or novel? I’ll meet you at any stage in your process from initial brainstorming to final polishing. Writing operates in different dimensions: analytical, emotional, aesthetic. Let’s talk about where you want to…
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The process of finding out where we are going
It may be easy to think yourself a “good writer” from a young age. You form letters correctly, spell, and punctuate. You write a poem that pleases yourself and a couple friends. Your teacher pats you on the back. You compose a short essay…
Unnamed feelings
For writers and artists, feelings play a big role in what motivates us to create, and they are also important for the characters we create. Many feelings are hard to spot and to name. Exploring them can yield rewards. “Odd Emotions,” an article by…
What you write
What you need to write for yourself. What you ought to write for others. What you enjoy writing. What you enjoy having written. What they tell you they want you to write. What they secretly want you to write. What they don’t know they…