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WRITING: Border Crossing
Getting even more frustrated lately with my writing. Stories that open themselves to such potential are wrapped gloriously in words but tied in streams of boredom that prohibit entry. The gift remains unwritten and unseen. There is a line we … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING: Pinching Buds
I study the petunias. Some vibrant pink and others royal purple, but more, the difference in their growth and style. Bushy or leggy, to pinch or not to pinch in order to encourage growth? The salvias are more alert and … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING: Babbling Brooks and River Rocks
Funny, the story I’d just finished had been started in a class and is about a writing class. Funny that this current wave of storylines and the words to write them occur now. The housepainters next door are still playing … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING: Getting Published
Please don’t mind if I blow my own horn–I don’t often get the chance. One of my poems, Halloween, has been accepted and is available in the online journal, Bewildering Stories, Issue 203. If you get the chance, check out … Continue reading Continue reading
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STORYTRON & WRITING: Character & Resolution
Though I’m not quite ready–and neither is the SWAT program–I’m going to follow a suggestion made and enter the characters and storyline into SWAT and use them as the learning base. It may provide a more intimate and focused grounding … Continue reading Continue reading
WRITING & REALITY: Evocative
Strange what sets off memories, what starts one crying. Out of the blue, Emmylou (Western Wall – The Tucson Sessions): 1917 – Lyrics by David Olney The strange young man who comes to me/ A soldier on a three-day spree/ … Continue reading Continue reading
WRITING & REALITY?: Food as Metaphor
Did a workshop critique on my story "Gazpacho" last night, and some thoughts occurred to me, some things came out that even caught me unawares. While two pages of the story had been written nearly a year ago, I sort … Continue reading Continue reading
WRITING: Strike While the Iron is Hot
Funny thing about inspiration; it comes without warning. In seeking out an idea for story for Storytron exploration, just a basic simple situation that offers a variety of interesting characters and outcomes, suddenly I’m writing on a story that lay … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING & STORYTRON: Method
A little strange, although it has happened before: I went to my "Creative Writing" folder on the hard drive, then "Stories Started," and curious, opened a file called "Gazpacho " and came upon two pages of a story started almost … Continue reading Continue reading
The Lost Children: A Charity Anthology