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WRITING: At Its Heart
Writers, artists, take in what others miss. The subtleties, the hints, the constancy of human nature, both the softness of the soul and the obvious and objectionable to the conscience. Then digest and regurgitate it into words, strokes of the … Continue reading
WRITING: On Language and Change
It is understood that language changes with time. The easiest way to see this is when invention and technology produce something for which language has no words. Harder to make the transition in both understanding and common usage is connotation. … Continue reading
WRITING: The 2011 100 Days Project
Well, another year down and another 100 stories written–though they’re only a portion of the 365 I’m committed to write this year. The summer 100 Days Projects started in 2008 with Carianne Mack painting daily and a poem inspired by … Continue reading
WRITING: Midway Through The Year
While I’m taking part in another summer’s 100 Days Project, I’ve really been writing a story a day since January 1st and have passed the halfway mark a few days ago. Everything that started here was transferred to the Talespinning … Continue reading
WRITING: What’s cool
With the amount of short story reading and writing I’ve done over the past couple years, I think I’ve detected some patterns in the new trends of what’s relative in contemporary writing. There are audiences of all types, we all … Continue reading
WRITING: Day 150 of 365
Today marks the one hundred fiftieth story I’ve written as part of my commitment to write daily since January 1st of this year. It also coincides with Day 10 of the 100 Day Project for this summer of 2011. I’ll … Continue reading
WRITING: Curioser and Curioser
This morning I finally finished up the story to submit for non-fiction. It was one I had written as part of my last year’s participation in a fiction project. In the final editing for this submission, I tweaked language, fleshed … Continue reading
WRITING: A Question of Honesty
About a month ago I was asked to submit a non-fiction piece by a great editor who kindly had published my work in the first issue of his magazine last year. I don’t write a lot of non-fiction. On the … Continue reading
WRITING & LITERATURE: thirtynine
The third quarterly issue of the fabulous 52/250 project has just been released and it’s another winner. thirtynine is a selection of the best stories and poetry produced during thirteen weeks of work by an average weekly group of between … Continue reading
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WRITING: A Big Wow.
Was so humbled and yet prouder than ever this morning when I noticed on Facebook that the long list notables was published for the 2010 storySouth Million Writers award and I was plopped in there among some of the most … Continue reading
WRITING: On A Successful Writing Year or, There Is Life After Rejection
(This post originally appeared in January, 2011 at Nothing to Flawnt in my gastarbeiter appearance on that weblog, with thanks to Marcus Speh.) Yes, thank you, yes, yes! The writer’s dream come true. Graciously accepting congratulatory comments from his peers on … Continue reading
WRITING: 365 days a year
It won’t be more than mere practice, no eloquence finely honed and polished to perfection, but a flash piece each day to match–no not match, but inspired by–Carianne Mack Garside’s beautiful art. So here will be my offerings, starting with … Continue reading
WRITING: Subtlety vs. Huh?
I have a story up at 52/250 this week but I’ll place it here for easier reference: How I Came to Live in The Palm of His Hand I snuggle down between the deepest creases of it, between the heart … Continue reading
WRITING & LITERATURE: I know, I know…
…there was a time when I was posting an average of 4 posts a day for years. Reading books one after another and sharing my reactions, even dropping the book to grab the laptop for a special phrase that just … Continue reading
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WRITING: 52/250 – A Writing Project
I’m done of course with the 100 Days Project now, but I’ve been involved since June with the 52/250 Project which is a group of 30 plus or minus writers, each of whom are producing a flash fiction or poem … Continue reading