Riffs & Reflections
Audrey ShippReviews and not-so-random thoughts.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 23 | Subscribers | Read | audreyshipp.substack.com |
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Why Samuel Beckett: A Black Writer's Perspective
I had overextended myself academically by taking too many classes during spring and summer quarters; so, studying Beckett in the fall led to questioning my Catholic faith and having to take a quarter off from my studies.
"The House on Mango Street" and a Garden in Watts
…by wood chips at the side of the house. But also, the papyrus grass that grew six or seven feet in front of the house. I bought the house in 2004 and watered the decorative grasses and the green St. Augustine grass every Sunday until the h...
Can I Really Pitch This Book? -- Black Writers Weekend, Atlanta
My biggest takeaway during Black Writers Weekend was that I needed to embody my logline – that one-sentence synopsis of my hybrid memoir that reveals the central conflict in the manuscript. Embody how, you might ask? I have to walk in a roo...
Kendrick Lamar, LA Street Culture, and Memoir Writing
During the week of the Kendrick Lamar Pop Out Concert scheduled for Juneteenth in Inglewood, I was busy reviewing my research on the history of Watts. Watts figures in the penultimate chapter of the hybrid memoir I am writing because I owne...
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Writer of Creative nonfiction (essays, memoir). Founder of Decolonial Passage literary magazine. Educator. https://thedecolonialpassage.net/ & https://audreyshipp.net/
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