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Tag Archives: creative writing
Meto-friendly news: rawboned live!
April rawboned is live! Congratulations to Trisha Winn, who decided to poke the bear and encourage others to do the same. I like bears, but this one will take its lumps for the sake of excellent reading. So how do … Continue reading
Posted in flash fiction, microwriting, nonfiction, online journals, Poetry, Publications, rawboned, submitting, writers, writing, writing community
Tagged creative writing, flash fiction, journals, Literary Journals, microwriting, nonfiction, online journals, poetry, publication, publications, publishing, rawboned, submitting, writer, writing, writing community
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Things I Can Say about Spock, an Ex-Academic, and Power Now that They’ve All Bumped into Each Other in My Head
Of course it is sad, I am sad, to know that Leonard Nimoy is gone. With unashamed sentiment, I have read some lovely eulogies, tributes that address fully what a fan should say about the man and his body of … Continue reading
Posted in Advice, bad advice, creative process, creative writing, Encouragement, family, Helen, MFA, opinions, self-doubt, writers, writing, writing community
Tagged advice, Anger, Bad Advice, Creative process, creative writing, creativity, encouragement, Family, Leonard Nimoy, MFA, Mr. Spock, Power, Star Trek, writers, writing
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Meto-things: What’s Up
Here is where things are at: 1 My partner in all things of art and life, David L. White, has three poems up at The Knicknackery, “Low Tide”, “Crochet”, and “At Oven’s Door”, which I can’t even read because it breaks me. Intensity. I … Continue reading
Posted in art, creative process, creative writing, creativity, David L. White, elegy, Literary Journals, nature, owls, Poetry, Publications, Uncategorized, wild spaces
Tagged art, Creative process, creative writing, journals, nature, online journals, poetry, publication, writers, writing
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