“And for all his life it would be kindness and love that made him cry, never pain or persecution, which on the contrary only reinforced his spirit and his resolution.” Albert Camus, The First Man
Tag: adventure
Indian Summer In Michigan…still
(This is just a spontaneous post of a short narrative (below this block of words) that will appear in a slightly different format/edit in my upcoming book-object (properly called I guess in a more sociological sense, what humans call a novella) attached the bizarre title Sleep Walking Under The Moon Soul of Lake Michigan. Speak...and… Continue reading Indian Summer In Michigan…still
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Mobile (Beta Test).
Just more paperwork. Fall/Winter Notebook, page 3,
And looking at my email outbox I can only laugh as see that nobody has taken a bite out of the almost 200 professional resumes I've sent out the past month for positions within the publishing and media industry, and since I'm not going to quit writing, as well as far removed from being a fresh college graduate; with two finished… Continue reading Just more paperwork. Fall/Winter Notebook, page 3,
A silent goodbye.
Have you ever come to a point in your life, no anger and a bit of sadness, but you've decided that this will be the last time you see a person, without them even knowing it, under good circumstances and even some laughter; a time when you go this way and they don't go anywhere… Continue reading A silent goodbye.
Adventures In American Writing 