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Author Archives: Susan
WRITING: Writers Digest
This comes at a time when I’ve just let my own many-years’ long subscription lapse: Lee Goldberg’s post on Writers Digest with plenty of comments–including those of Kristin Godsey, Editor of the magazine. Read Writers Digest at Lee’s A Writer’s … Continue reading Continue reading
REALITY?: Reading & Writing
I don’t think I have ever been more grateful to every English teacher from first grade through college, for every book from Goldilocks to Aristotle (ass-backwards timewise, I know; maybe something can be learned here), from Penmanship to Creative Writing, … Continue reading Continue reading
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REALITY?: Morning Moonset
I don’t think I’ve ever seen the moon set before; a great pink-orange ball settle into the black branches of the trees beyond the field next door. Amazing. Earlier in the morning in the moon’s full light, a fox follows … Continue reading Continue reading
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REALITY?: The Symbol
Every day I seek him in the sky, outlined on the branch that is his own. Today, finally I see the eagle, a hood of white above the wide black span of outstretched wing. He circles over the brook, his … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING: Lit Journal Submissions
Even as my fingers waffle between the print button and the wait-a-minute-this-would-sound-better-editing of the keyboard on Big Tim Dawson, and with my cover letter zippy and not my usual Suzie Secretary proper with a touch of a self-deprecating please?, I … Continue reading Continue reading
BLOGGING: Fiction and Not
Ah, after some surfing this morning I find how more literally literary sites than mine own come away with less personal posting. They get their frustrations out on people in the literature field. I prefer to save the full force … Continue reading Continue reading
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REALITY?: Healthcare
This disgusts me: In the Treatment of Diabetes, Success Often Does Not Pay "But seven years later, even as the number of New Yorkers with Type 2 diabetes has nearly doubled, three of the four centers, including Beth Israel’s, have … Continue reading Continue reading
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LITERATURE: Lit Journals
Well, so much for Prairie Schooner. Just got the Winter 2005 issue in the mail. There are four short stories in it. Four. I think I’ll just let this subscription run out, which appears to be summer of ’07. But … Continue reading Continue reading
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LITERATURE: Seeds of Sense
At long last, an honest and understanding literary journal which has a grip on reality and really does display an interest in writers and sees their side of the publishing wall: "And, yes, we do consider simultaneous submissions. After all, … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING: Oh the Horror!
Maybe I should just go back to my roots and write horror stories. I’m too easily led astray by what I read in contemporary literary fiction to be satisfied. I was all set to send one out that I’ve worked … Continue reading Continue reading
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LITERATURE: Metamagical Themas
I don’t know if I’m going to be able to keep up intellectually with this book, but I just love the ideas and hope that I can come to understand it: Whirly Art became a (very) idiosyncratic language, with its … Continue reading Continue reading
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REALITY?: Snowed
It’s snowing again. Probate Court again. Snowplowed in with balls of ice and incompetence of lawyers. Hibernate. Quickly find a cave and hibernate before it is too late. Continue reading
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LITERATURE: Current Reads
So the winners are: The Consolation of Philosophy by Boethius And Metamagical Themas by Douglas F. Hofstadter. Continue reading
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LITERATURE: Reading & Writing
Foolish Woman, say thee? To fall within the words webbed by a nobleman? Nay Sir, for foolish would I nought have been with mortal man; But he was yet a god, golden-haired and beautiful Well-spoken and melodious in the speech … Continue reading Continue reading
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LITERATURE: Choices
Augustine, Boethius, or Hugh of St. Victor? Hugh’s sitting on the hearth, but Augustine’s available online, and Boethius beckons with philosophy. Hofstadter’s Metamagical Themas or Marie-Laure Ryan’s Narrative as Virtual Reality? One intrigues with promise, the other is more relevant … Continue reading Continue reading
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The Lost Children: A Charity Anthology