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On Why It’s So Hard to Tell You Everything
Published in On Writing on October 9, 2007
It’s usually not the whole story you’re getting, when you read what I write. I don’t want to tell you everything. Because sometimes I want to close up, turn my back, curl up under a blanket, and share absolutely nothing with anybody.
Living with the Lie: How to Really Enjoy the Romance Genre
Published in Accounts & Glimpses on August 7, 2007
Put in the movie, snuggle in with a giant pillow, a bowl of ice cream, and a gleeful feeling inside. There’s more than one way to do romance.
Considering the Somewhere Else
Published in On Writing on June 5, 2007
The world is huge; who can’t help thinking about where else they could be … or end up?
Scene: The Revelatory Room
Published in On Writing on May 8, 2007
A small scene from a larger body of work, but oh what a glorious scene!
Touching on the Evolution of the English Language
Published in On Writing on March 6, 2007
Anxiety suffixes and aberrant behavior command established phrases in popular culture. Not everybody is accepting of such man dates.
On Being a Writer Without a Creative Soul
Published in On Writing on January 20, 2007
Grand creative epiphanies and moments of the muse aren’t frequent enough to earn a steady paycheck. How does one find their creative soul?
Another Cow in the Herd
Published in Accounts & Glimpses on October 20, 2006
Ruminations on bumper stickers in a daily traffic rush.
Despising Technology in a Modern World
Published in Accounts & Glimpses on May 24, 2006
“The commonplace goals of human endeavor: material possessions, outward success and luxury, have always seemed despicable to me.” — Albert Einstein.
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