Birdcage Fugitive
Kelly ChastainField notes from a feral artist. Disappointing the system one middle finger at a time.
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The Italian Play - Part Four
In Part Three, Charlotte and Mimi plot to save Le Théâtre des Roses from ruin, and put their plan into action. Lock the playwright out of the costume shop, and drug the wine. But will it be enough? And will Charlotte and Étienne ever come t...
The Italian Play - Part Three
In Part Two, the gang visited the 1889 World’s Fair grounds to see its construction and the completed monstrosity - Eiffel’s Tower. Luca, the supposed savior playwright, is turning out to be a menace of the highest order. Not only does he i...
The Pros and Cons of a Self-Guided Solo Residency
So what if you apply to art/writing residencies and you don’t get in? Or what if you can’t find the right fit? What if you’re looking for something just a little bit different? I have great news. A self-funded writing residency could be for...
The Italian Play - Part Two
In Part One, we learned that the playhouse was on the verge of bankruptcy and needed a shot in the arm to stay afloat. By a miracle, the famed playwright Luca Parodi arrived to seemingly save the day. Only the play sucks.
“You’re really g...
The Italian Play - Part One
This story runs in 4 parts, about 2,500 words per installment.
The Italian Play
Each morning, Charlotte volunteers to fetch two croissants along with a copy of Le Figaro and bring them to M. Le Clerq’s office in Le Théâtre des Roses....
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Creative writer, book binder, and recovering academic. I also help design creative resets for women in midlife, and I teach creative writing for historical fiction and romance writers without the university price tag.
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