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Tag Archives: StoryScapes Studio
Mid-Week Field Notes–February 2, 2022
Some very quick things: Saturday was the first day I was able to write about anything other than my skin disease. I am grateful! There is room in the Tuesday 2-4 pm ET Writing Family History workshop. Email barbaradkrasner(at)gmail(dot)com for … Continue reading
#52snapshots–Weeks 51-52
This is the final week of my year-long exploration into #52snapshots. In the 52 weeks of 2021, I’ve written 23 essays, sent out nine, and saw the publication of three. I have much revision to do in 2022. Because these … Continue reading
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#52snapshots–Week 49-50
I’m exploring sibling relationships in some new poetry writing. I came across this interview with poet Emma Hines in Ploughshares. But I also began to write a new piece about my father’s grocery store and what that meant to me. … Continue reading
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#52snapshots–Week 48
In an Amherst Writers & Artists (AWA) generative writing session last week, I wrote about my childhood dream of becoming a fashion designer, catalyzed by “Bunny” comics, featuring Bunny Ball, international fashion model and by a supermarket novel about Barbie … Continue reading
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#52snapshots–Week 47
For the rest of this calendar year, I’m pretty much putting #52snapshots aside to work on my dissertation. I’m still, though, jotting down notes into Evernote, reading memoir and about memoir, and engaging with other memoirists. I just won’t be … Continue reading
Mid-Week Field Notes–November 17, 2021
Some very quick things: I am announcing the launch of StoryScapes Studio! Two writing workshops start in January: Writing Family History (starts Jan. 9, 2-4 pm ET) and Memoir (starts Jan. 8, 11 am – 1 pm ET). Both are … Continue reading
#52snapshots–Week 46
During the last week, one more rejection came in for my paternal grandfather essay. I haven’t sent it out widely, and that’s a good thing, because revision is certainly necessary. Memoirist and Vermont College of Fine Arts MFA instructor Sue … Continue reading
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