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WRITING & REALITY?: Evening Thunderstorms
Amazing time of day, just before sunset without a visible sun. Dark shreds of clouds flying through a yellow grey sky. Treetops aggravated, agitated by their own perception of winds presaging the plotting of storms. Crabapples cranky limbs bowing, quaking … Continue reading Continue reading
WRITING: Timing and Thinking
Sometimes it seems one must be in a certain frame of mind to write (sick at heart, completely shattered at the) and I’m not sure if it’s just mood, or rather what one reads that may serve to inspire (delusions … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING: Editing
Threw the story I’ve been working on up for workshop critique at our writers group website in the hope of getting some help with it. And naturally, the second I did that, even after spending most of today tweaking and … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING: Submitting
Ya know, sometimes you do it just to feel like you’ve done something as a writer. So yes, Gazpacho has been sent out to a fine literary journal because they just happened to be taking submissions and they take them … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING: More Meandering in The Tunnel
There was a doorway and within its recess, a door, locked against him. He found a ring of keys inside his pocket and tried them one by one until he heard the silent clicking of the tumblers. He pushed it … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING: Time Travel
This is what I’m currently working on, these are the first couple sentences: George DePaoli was clearly dying and it didn’t matter much, but it was taking longer than he’d thought. His final hours had dragged on through the night … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING: Hardcopy
I’ve learned to keep away from the print function when writing. Though I do, I will admit, save all the wasted copies, tear the sheets in half and use the clean side as scrap paper. Another writer, I’ve noticed at … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING: Cabin Fever Cantagion
Just got a neat idea, for maybe this winter or sometime next spring or summer: Really get away to that cabin in the woods, or maybe by a lake, or somewhere for a week with just a few writer friends. … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING: Cabin Fever
But of the best sort. Closed inside a room away from all and everything. The hum of the a/c blocking out all other noise. That cabin in the woods I’ve sought to hide away in; got it for one day, … Continue reading Continue reading
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EDUCATION & WRITING: Learning in the Face of Conflict
Even as I whine about the amount of knowledge I am attempting to absorb in warp-speed mode, there are some terrific benefits when questions arise from a conflict within the range of what is being studied. Storytron, IF, Hypertext are … Continue reading Continue reading
REALITY & WRITING: Peaceful Co-existence
The practical creeps in with the day to assume its rightful place accorded by its need. Phones cannot remain unanswered, growling stomachs cannot go unfilled, money must be earned to pay for food and shelter. But between the hours, time … Continue reading Continue reading
REALITY & WRITING & NEW MEDIA: The Weirdness Grows
I realize that with job applications out I should be more intellectual–if not just plain cautious–in my postings, but you know, you just can’t stop the flow sometimes. Note to potential employers: Please go directly to the Literature Category without … Continue reading Continue reading
WRITING & REALITY: Images of Place
Okay, it’s obvious that the mood of today is a strange one with glimpses of projection and awe at the possibilities. Thinking of a place back in time that I visited yesterday–my childhood home. A bit different, with furniture topsy … Continue reading Continue reading
The Lost Children: A Charity Anthology