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Monthly Archives: July 2022
#52snapshots 2022 | Week 30–Inheritance
This week’s prompt provides a few options for writing about inheritance: Write about something handed down–could be a physical object, a personality trait, or a hobby Write about what you did not inherit When you look in the mirror, what … Continue reading
Mid-Week Field Notes–July 27, 2022
Some very quick things: My poem, “Ancestor Manifesto,” appears on the Amherst Writers & Artists website, a result of the organization’s Write Around the World social justice fundraiser in May. The Poetica website announced the winners of the 2022 Miriam … Continue reading
#52snapshots 2022 | Weeks 26 and 29–Fear (26) and A Single Comfort Food (29)
With this post I am all caught up on snapshots. Week 26’s prompt called for writing about what terrified you as a kid. My list included the basement and attic, an irrational fear that my parents would divorce, the genie … Continue reading
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Mid-Week Field Notes–July 20, 2022
Some very quick things: Last chance to learn more about a family photograph by writing about it! “Writing from and about Photographs” takes place Wednesday, July 20, from 7-9 pm ET. See my website for details. I’ve been keeping my … Continue reading
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Mid-Week Field Notes–July 13, 2022
Some very quick things: Reviews are starting to come in on my forthcoming novel in verse, Ethel’s Song: Ethel Rosenberg’s Life in Poems (Calkins Creek, Sep 13, 2022). One’s from Kirkus. Another’s from Publishers Weekly. I had the privilege this … Continue reading
#52snapshots 2022 | Week 27–A Funeral
I’m going to skip ahead to Week 27 and this post should have gone out on Friday, July 8. This week’s prompt calls for writing about a funeral. I chose to write about my paternal grandfather’s funeral. It was the … Continue reading
Mid-Week Field Notes–July 6, 2022
Some very quick things: My agent and I have decided on the next couple of projects, including a graphic novel and another historical novel in verse. I have started to read Joy Ladin’s The Book of Anna. It is blowing … Continue reading
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