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Monthly Archives: April 2008
REALITY?: Longing
Can the yearning to belong be even half the feeling of wanting to be different? Continue reading
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WRITING: Liar’s Den
There is a look about a liar, though he is not unique in telling tales with just a glance. There is a hungriness colored by an expectation, a joy of moving to within the reach of dreams. I know this … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING: Moonlight
Outside the bedroom window, a full moon paints the backyard with a brush of snow. Despite the knowing of the seasons I still look close to comprehend. Continue reading
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LITERATURE: Tropic of Cancer – Joie de Vivre!
Our young man gets a job as a proofreader, and his outlook changes, his spirits are lifted. I had to travel precisely all around the world to find just such a comfortable, agreeable niche as this. It seems incredible almost. … Continue reading Continue reading
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REALITY?: Spousal Emailing
E-mail forwarded to me from spouse hard at work: "Take Your Child to Work Day registration extendedThe registration deadline for Take Your Child to Work Day has been extended to Monday, April 21. Some events require pre-registration due to space … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING: Of Writing Groups
Tossed around the idea of resurrecting the old Narratives Tunxis Writers Group with Jim yesterday, but in the meantime, for anyone interested, attached below is the introduction flyer to the newly forming writers group under the Fine Arts Connection of … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING: More thoughts on audience
To expand a bit on the notion brought up in the class notes, I would think that there is a balance–not a compromise–that a writer may wish to strive to achieve in his writing, and that is one that is … Continue reading Continue reading
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CLASS NOTES: 4/16/08
Good workshopping session, covering anthropomorphism in Jim’s story of Vinny the vulture, and the question of verisimilitude of storyworld in the transition. Does a vulture read? Well, as first person pov, we’ve found he’s written this story. Do we dig … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING: Walking Away – Thoughts on Ending as a Beginning
I once belonged to an online critique group. I gradually left the group because except for just one or two members, they appeared to be tied in to the beginning rules of writing, adamant about sticking to them and disdainful … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING: Walking Away – Dis-explaining
An example (one of many) of editing out unnecessary information: Old version: “Well it must work.” It was what he had to say because twelve days out of a yearcouldn’t overcome the influence of the others. These days he treaded … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING: Walking Away – First Major Editing
Even the submitting doesn’t halt the editing process. While I’ve naturally saved a copy of the piece as submitted for class workshop, I’ve gone ahead and done some rewriting on my own. Hopefully I’ve already picked up on some of … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING: Moving on
Was a bit strange to write straight narrative, to keep typing have it automatically run onto another ‘page’ rather than visually gauge what size limitations a Writing Space in hypertext may offer. (They can go on as long as you … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING: Twists and Turns
Finished a story that I started just the other day and turned it in for workshop. Did my best to catch things as they were written but I’d really consider this a first draft. Won’t say what I’ll be working … Continue reading Continue reading
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The Lost Children: A Charity Anthology