Author Archives: Susan

I know that some of you out there share a desire to write, and have already received a gentle push to set up a weblog, but I’d like to stress again how important it is to write a little bit … Continue reading → Continue reading →

Just got back from Spanish II, thinking as I was driving of something that was said and applying it to those who love to write. “¿Qué harás esta fin de la semana?” – “What will you do this weekend?” I … Continue reading → Continue reading →

In my most recent writings, it seems that I approach the story from the first person point of view. Odd, because this has often been a more difficult manner for me as it becomes a more intimate entering of the … Continue reading → Continue reading →

Just witnessed an amazing example of reader input changing a story that goes far and beyond even the freedom of interactive fiction. A fellow student’s interpretation of Photopia was so vivid and organized that even if I didn’t agree with … Continue reading → Continue reading →

Perhaps not covered by poetic license, but just in the mean-spiritedness of choosing to piss off those who would be dictionarily restricted in word useage, I offer the following: Kaleidoscoped – A visual scene that has become bright and fragmented, … Continue reading → Continue reading →

Uh-oh. It looks like a creative mood has set it. Mr. E must prepare himself to read through the bs on that paper after all. In writing another story beginning this morning and posting it below (Can’t help it, ideas … Continue reading → Continue reading →

In skimming through this blog in search of creative impetus, and noting all the stories I have started (won’t mention my CREATIVE WRITING folder in My Documents which really needs to be cleaned out), I found my true calling in … Continue reading → Continue reading →