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I, crustacean
The guy at the debriefing who brought up this other guy named Kafka seemed like he was the only one who had ever heard of him. I hadn’t. I got the impression at the time he was trying to be funny. But when he looked around and saw that nobody got the joke he just [...]
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take a walk on the sky side
Beginning with “it” is just so vague. Vague is vague enough. Beginning vaguely is not too vague, but just so vague. Vague, only just so.
So what.
It, the story, begins vaguely. What began was not vague at all.
It was a big-ass plane. Nothing vague about it. Everything big about it.
How we got there was vague. The [...]
army tanks runneth over with love
When I woke up I could not breathe on my own. It wasn’t for lack of trying. Hoses and wires came and went in and out every conceivable hole in me. Still other holes, the inconceivable ones, oozed and soaked with the rest of me in a not-quite congealed balm, an unnaturally cool suspension in [...]
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new blood on the old mattress
As with sooo many ill-conceived spontaneous actions, every neurotransmitter in the dense standing-room-only revelry of brain cells, partying like it was 2009, were in agreement. We are all in agreement that they were all in my head during those moments.1 We are all pretty much in agreement that I was not.2
Too much was going on in [...]
Writing to Change the World
In this very personal writing guide, Pipher talks about the importance of point of view in writing, and she has a definite point of view here
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Writing Creative Nonfiction: The Literature of Reality (Paperback)
Of all the writers I’ve studied and tried to emulate and / or imitate… Gay Talese is not one of them. Ironically, if I am a hand and the spirit, context, approach and nature of his work is a glove, then I’m very, very comfy. Coincidentally, in journalism school when I was reading Talese’s pioneering [...]
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Black Friday deals or no deals no big deal
I think it unfair the other days during the week of Black Friday are not associated with colors as is that particular Friday. To my knowledge, such is the case in our culture ever aspiring toward a colorblind society. And this is the part of the paragraph where meanings become muddled and mangled, bubbling and splatting in this unstirred cauldron of thought.
Any idea worth remembering is usually forgotten
Yes, yes. This is only another idea, and idea in itself about ideas. What’s the big idea? What is a big idea? What’s so big about a big idea that offers little or nothing in return.
I carry around a notebook and pen. Sometimes I remember to write down a thing or two that occurs [...]
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