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On Presence and Change
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Art as Origin
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Let People See: A Poetry Playlist I would like to suggest that poetry can function as a playlist to inspire, inform, and ultimately sustain any mode of…
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A Writing Prompt Response
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stay together / learn the flowers –Gary Snyder, Turtle Island Fall is my favorite season. At its peak, something about the atmosphere makes me feel…
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In the far corner of my backyard, beneath the eaves of a mossy-roofed shed in need of new shingles, bald-faced hornets have built a nest. My son pointed…
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These lulls are my riff Natalie Goldberg’s style of prompts from Old Friend from Far Away: The Practice of Writing Memoir, a resource I often use in…
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The most recent installment of GWA’s Writing Prompt Wednesday was by all appearances simple: Write about your writing agenda. I scrolled past when I…
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I come to the first entry of this column on the craft of creative nonfiction with an admission: There is no way. Or if there is a way, it fades once its…
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I never quite know how to treat my depression in the context of my writing. I don’t particularly like floating that word and leaving it at that. It’s a…
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In my last entry, I ended on a note about finding myself in a creative void—a funk, as these things go—driven by many factors I wrote about and many I…
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It’s a new year, going into the third year for this blog. This is my twenty-fifth entry. I had hopes and plans for this one. I’d built it up in my head…
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