“In children, however, the impulse to tell stories and the impulse to play with words often seem to coincide, seem, indeed, to be part of the same impulse. The differences between poetry and fiction, between poets and fiction writers, may now be too well understood, may be understood with an artificial certainty. It may be [...]
Posts Tagged ‘murderboats’
Truth
Posted in Something Else, Writing, tagged Abby, Brian Phillips, death, melissa goodrich, memoir, mewithoutyou, murderboats, poems, poetry magazine, Summer, truth, Writing on May 17, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Write.Fail.
Posted in Something Else, Writing, tagged Crisis, diligence, fail, karla kelsey, melissa goodrich, murderboats, Writing on May 15, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I’ve tried to write the same poem three days in a row now. Melissa already has a packet coming my way. I wish I had a little Karla Doll that I could pull a string on the back and it would give me writing exercises. Murderboatin’ in Philly tomorrow. Let’s hope I can sing. All [...]
Success.
Posted in Something Else, Writing, tagged 4.0, chapbook, craigslist, harrisburg, home, homebrew, josh dean, justin arawjo, knitting, melissa goodrich, moving, murderboats, pmz, poetry, spinning, Tom Bailey, x717x on May 13, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
So, I got a 4.0 this semester, which makes me feel pretty good about my life. Now I’m home and trying to organize my life. I cleaned out my closet for the first time since (I’m assuming, since there wasn’t anything in there before then) the summer between sophomore and junior year of high school [...]
