Month: July 2014
ONLY KNOW HOW TO WORK (an overly long and wise rambling essay about what is important in life)
“There'll always be working people in my poems because I grew up with them, and I am a poet of memory.”—Philip Levine It is Sunday morning and I have to be gone by Tuesday. And maybe I'll have enough rent to get myself some more time, but probably not and I should be going to… Continue reading ONLY KNOW HOW TO WORK (an overly long and wise rambling essay about what is important in life)
Words From A New Short Story Collection (Book Out Soon) #5
What I say isn’t always what I do….
I know I said I wasn't going to post again for a while, but this is my blog and I can do whatever I want. And so.... The last few days I've read this book. and it's a good feeling when you read your own past work, after enough time, and the story holds up… Continue reading What I say isn’t always what I do….
Once Again Pulling The Plug Until At Least End of August
Really getting in the groove again and maybe that is the problem. When I'm in the zone I can put blinders on, and a writer's records is an ocean of thought, and sometimes it feels like I can't catch a break, and I'm not complaining, this is what I do, but the world is full… Continue reading Once Again Pulling The Plug Until At Least End of August
Adventures In American Writing 