There’s a ripping and it seems to come from around the sun. The child’s words were clear and matter-of-fact. “What . . . what did you just say?” I asked her. She looked up at me, her eyes placid. “What did you hear?” she intoned. I gazed back at her for a full 30 seconds. […]

Some wise words of advice regarding memoir

Originally posted on We'll Be the Last Ones to Let You Down:
Your memoir needs to include the outside story as well as the inside story. Photo Credit: Wiebke Flickr via Compfight cc I’m prepping for my beginning memoir class at The Loft Literary Center (6-8 p.m. Wednesdays for six weeks, starting July 12),…

Writers Climb in Faith

Like pilgrims scurrying up a mountain, writers climb in faith. Unable to see over the next hill or page break, we trek onward and upward in search of solace or reconciliation or shared meaning or greater understanding—even of something we may never fully comprehend. — e.v. de cleyre

Favorite Places

Brevity's Nonfiction Blog
Burlington Writers Workshop
Hippocampus Magazine
Longridge Review
River Teeth: A Journal of Creative Nonfiction
Still: The Journal

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