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Author Archives: Susan
REALITY: Head Trips
We need the time to fly away, sometimes. When-where-how and do we need the return fare? Continue reading
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WRITING: Submissions Pipeline
It is good to keep work flowing in the Great Pipeline of Publication. However, for one such as I, with manic tendencies, the hope is that the inflows coincide with one’s own current state of mind. According to the cosmic … Continue reading Continue reading
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REALITY: Solutions
So making myself a cream-cheese and chocolate bits-filled chocolate cake does help me feel a little better. It still doesn’t help me write good. Continue reading
WRITING: Seeking
Down to the last page of Flash Fiction, I’ve read them all. A bunch to write notes up on, because in one way or another, they had something I’m seeking to learn. Something I don’t have and may never, I … Continue reading Continue reading
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EDUCATION: One Step Forward
It’s difficult (omygosh–just for the first time noticed the numeric keypad as part of the regular keyboard on Del! Sure wish I’d learn to read directions and manuals first. Although to be honest, the only time I’ve needed it in … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING: The Tier Method of Submission
Somewhere I heard that you should keep at least ten submissions out at a time. With the first dozen being sent out last month, and two having been returned, I am picking out the next lit journals to send to. … Continue reading Continue reading
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LITERATURE: Short Story Reading
The two texts used in my Creative Writing: Fiction class this semester were Flash Fiction and Sudden Fiction, mainly because the brevity of the stories allowed more to be discussed along with student writing in a workshop atmosphere. For one … Continue reading Continue reading
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NEW MEDIA: Hypertext Fiction
This is an excerpt from a post I just entered on Learning to Spin, but wanted to load it in here as LTS is a class journal that will bite the dust soon: And, we played with paper. In the … Continue reading Continue reading
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REALITY: Lists
My future is planned out in list form. Written if thought of, recited if not. Beef, barley, bananas. JAM = juice, apples and meat. This morning, three white things I murmured three times before drifting to sleep in my bed. … Continue reading Continue reading
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NEW MEDIA: Enhancing History
Not just rewriting, as they say, but changing it physically through new media methods. Honest. We viewed a most interesting BBC documentary on World War I in class tonight that consisted of some original film footage interspersed with the usual … Continue reading Continue reading
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NEW MEDIA: “Still Life”
In my never ending thirst for learning, I have today ordered "Still Life" from Amazon. Yes, it’s a game, but mostly it’s a narrative structure to be analyzed for its new media format of sound, visual and interactive elements. Or … Continue reading Continue reading
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REALITY: Spring Fever
Am slogging my way through a paper on "Goodbye To All That" without having finished the book. Figured that if I didn’t at least start on it while I had some answers (and that all-important opening line! — yes, even … Continue reading Continue reading
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LITERATURE: Prose Poetry
I can do no better than to direct you to Chekov’s Mistress regarding the definition of prose poetry. It’s been a bone in my own craw for a while now. Continue reading
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LITERATURE: Self-Publishing
Excellent post and references on The Reading Experience regarding the legitimizing of self-publishing. I’m beginning to take this more seriously with both internet and traditional book form publishing because many of the points raised are valid. The large publishing houses … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING: Literary Journals
Now they all make it clear in the submission guidelines: "We strongly suggest you acquaint yourself with the material we publish in _______ before submitting." I did. I read as many stories in as many of the literary journals as … Continue reading Continue reading
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The Lost Children: A Charity Anthology