Burn This House Down
Emily Maloneywriting, ceramics, occasional horse content, and a lot of feelings
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Everything is broken
If you follow Oklahoma higher education (totally fair if you don’t), Governor Stitt made an executive order three Thursdays ago, which sought to eliminate awarding tenure in community colleges and regional institutions. Research institution...
Sound problems
Lately, I’ve been going for long drives to nowhere. I am trying to fix the book by fixing the soundtrack for the book. Some days are better than others. It’s like this: my brother was once a musician, and music feels central to the book. Ad...
Due to Overwhelming Interest, Wet January is Canceled
First and foremost: the Minnesota Star Tribune is a great newspaper to subscribe to right now. Also, here are some links to mutual aid in Minnesota. Our country is under attack. The only thing that we have is each other, so this is a good t...
On Feedback
Many years ago, as an undergrad, I attempted to petition to be allowed into a class at the University of Iowa’s nonfiction writing program. I ended up taking a range of these courses, though I didn’t belong in them—sometimes because of the...
Crash and burn
I feel so poorly equipped lately.
It’s not teaching. You can wind me up and put me in front of a classroom and we can talk about structural problems, plot problems, how to write about someone who is dead, how to write about someone who you...
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I’m a writer and a potter. I also ride and train horses. Author of COST OF LIVING (Holt, 2022). New book from Holt in 2027; artist in residence at the University of Central Oklahoma.
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