[Note: This may have just been one of the most self-serving things I've ever done. I'm only getting away with it because I have to for novel.] [Dr. Robertson, if this isn't what you wanted, please tell me. Either way, I had fun doing it.] (This is a love poem for Tara Elizabeth-Lynn.)[1] CLEMENTINE DIVINE[2] [...]
Posts Tagged ‘grandfather’
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Posted in Novel class, tagged Abby, clementine divine, Girls from the River School, grandfather, nadia, randy robertson, Tara toms, thai tea, Tom Bailey on September 17, 2009 | 1 Comment »
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Posted in Writing, tagged ally harris, grandfather, poems, rivercraft, su review, Tara toms on March 17, 2009 | 1 Comment »
I got THREE poems into RiverCraft–one about Tara, one about Ally Harris, and one about my Grandfather. It’s funny that that’s how I classify them, but that’s the way it is. NOW: Craft witty and professional bio, organzine shit for SU Review, write a critique, read some stories, get shit done. All my affections, Liz
The Mechanics of Sleeping Alone
Posted in Crisis, Writing, tagged abortions, Crisis, emma's, fetus, girls i have crushes on, grandfather, light, mechanics, middle aged men, seasons, sold, soul, word count on March 4, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I just finished that story I was so struggling with (first draft, anyway) and realized a few things. First, I can’t seem to write a goddamn piece of fiction past 12 pages. That’s exactly how long this one is (3, 850 words exactly) and my last story was around 10 pages. “Twine,” my favorite story [...]
