Alone. For days. On Lake Michigan
Tag: philosophy
Trick or treat
Blank page. Music slow. And writing for the smell of summer, gone. Creation, not one person really knows what that even means. … Continue reading Trick or treat
Where people really think (With reading down by windy lake)
Taken from, The Moon Soul of Lake Michigan, an upcoming book by Andrew H. Kuharevicz Where people really think The passengers; The real Americans they just want to go home, and for most of these people they don't have a clue where home is anymore. They’re just going somewhere, and who knows where the spot will… Continue reading Where people really think (With reading down by windy lake)
Writing Itinerary. Official Update of sorts.
So I said that I was going to have a book called Fragmented Prose done by the 30th of October. Nope. It's not going to be done. I'm not placing it on the back burner like I did my novels, which I had to, because it took almost three years to write those and I needed a good six… Continue reading Writing Itinerary. Official Update of sorts.
Nobody ever tells you how it should go…
A paragraph dictated directly from the chaos of my own thoughts: Regret, this is an aspect of art. Something that makes you human. The act of Burning Bridges is (a) sadly absurd but important sword to wield this day and age, and I'm sorry, but it's true: With their pop psychology and passe' metaphysics, burn the posers… Continue reading Nobody ever tells you how it should go…
Adventures In American Writing 