Dickensian
Once my dad read a manuscript I’d written, and he wondered if the plots weren’t a little too dramatic. Dickensian, […]
Jefferson and Twitter and Cleverness
Today in eleventh grade English class, we studied the Declaration of Independence. Studied like READ it, aloud, analyzing sentence structure
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Creative Writing Class
It’s kind of unfair to say, after only a week in school, that I have the most brilliant students in
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Must Be Spring Break
My only real goals for today were to sleep until 7:00 and to write thousands of words before noon. So,
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Look! IT WORKS.
I’ve had ever so many great ideas of blog posts in the past 3 weeks. And I’ve had an interface
Trying Something New (Surprised?)
Is anyone interested in trying a little thing with me? I’m at the knife-edge of my wits these days (I
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Whoa, Bessie.
I don’t know who Bessie is. Wait. I do. In “Philadelphia Story” George, the pretentious fiancee, says, “Whoa, Bessie,” to
A Legend for September Days
He spent years writing and performing amusing tales and poems and songs, bringing laughter to the lives of people near
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Advice for Writers, From Writers (Part Five and The End)
Here are the rest of the amazing images/quotes from Buzzfeed. Read them. Then, for the love, start writing. (I’m talking
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Advice for Writers, from Writers (Part Four)
More writer-y advice from Buzzfeed, but first one from ME. Ahem. “Duct tape your hind-parts into a chair and don’t
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