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Category Archives: Art
The Archetype of the Little House
What is it that makes people want a tiny house? Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Travel, Writing
Tagged architecture, fairy tales, Vermont College, writing life
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A Surprising Trick to Get Your Writing Juices Flowing
As weird as this is for writers (introverts), it works. Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Writing
Tagged collaborative writing, Vermont College, writer's block, writing advice, writing life
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How to Not Get Published in the Huffington Post (or Anywhere)
Don’t read this expert advice from a professional writer with 20 years of success with rejection. Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Content writing, Editing, Web marketing, Writing
Tagged Vermont College, writing advice, writing life
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How Margaret Atwood Helps Me Write
I’ve never read a more amusing or timely poem that so completely embodies my current existence. Continue reading
Why I Hate the Present Tense Right Now
“What Galileo does next is quite extraordinary.” Continue reading
The Ghost in My Hotel Room Part I
Suddenly we stopped next to a vacant gate. Behind it was blackness; before it was nothing. But the driver opened the bus door and waited. Continue reading
Productive Procrastination
I’ve never known a writer who wasn’t a master at devising ways to delay the act of crafting prose. Continue reading
