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Conjurers, Things, Ducks in Bottles, Pegs in Holes, Cows and Trains—Notes on Language [by Alan Ziegler]
Conjurers: Magicians can conjure with smoke and mirrors; writers make magic with words. Using language, Gabriel García Márqueznot only conjures the village Macondo in One Hundred Years of Solitude, but he pulls gypsies out of…
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Conjurers, Things, Ducks in Bottles, Pegs in Holes, Cows and Trains—Notes on Language [by Alan Ziegler]
Conjurers: Magicians can conjure with smoke and mirrors; writers make magic with words. Using language, Gabriel García Márqueznot only conjures the village Macondo in One Hundred Years of Solitude, but he pulls gypsies out of…
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Split Post! Two Grammas and a Top 10 [by Timothy Green]
My first three posts have all gone over the 1,000-word target, so I’m going try to keep this one short, and introduce a potentially useful literary concept that I might have just made up.…
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Split Post! Two Grammas and a Top 10 [by Timothy Green]
My first three posts have all gone over the 1,000-word target, so I’m going try to keep this one short, and introduce a potentially useful literary concept that I might have just made up.…
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Stay thirsty, my friend. . .with Denise Duhamel and Amy Gerstler. . .
The most interesting person in the room is either Denise Duhamel or Amy Gerstler and here they are, interviewed by "Stay Thirsty" magazine. . .A couple of brief excerpts follow. ABRIANA JETTÉ: If you…
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Stay thirsty, my friend. . .with Denise Duhamel and Amy Gerstler. . .
The most interesting person in the room is either Denise Duhamel or Amy Gerstler and here they are, interviewed by "Stay Thirsty" magazine. . .A couple of brief excerpts follow. ABRIANA JETTÉ: If you…
