A Strangeness That Was Us
Amanda McTigueMy literary side yard planted with things found and made. Drop by and take a load off on your way to somewhere else.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 12 | Subscribers | Read | amandamctigue.substack.com |
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Fourth Wall
Our backyard when we moved in: a strip of dirt, a fence. Beyond the fence, who knew? That’s the story of my life. I’m short. Everywhere is always somewhere I can’t see over the top of. The question that haunts me: What’s over there?
Right Here, Right Now
Has anyone asked her lately what she’s feeling? We’ve walked by her a million times not stopping, but it’s worth stopping, and noticing. This painting’s not about her, it’s about us. Her face reflects the light we’re in right here, right no...
Off the Beaten Path
I was at the Museum of Shadows today. May I recommend the exhibition? There are four large rooms: Dawn, Noon, Dusk, Moon. The histories of how each shadow was captured are posted by its cabinet in several languages. Very helpful.
High Point
This is the highest point east of the Mississippi. Morning light. To be here at dawn you have to have slept here, or followed headlights up a winding road.
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Writer on the page and for the stage, Carnegie Hall to theme parks, Blue Ridge bluegrass to opera. I bring words to music, music to words, singers to acting and audiences to their feet. Also lots of toys to the sandbox. Let's play.
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