Crone Poems & Gen X Reflections
Spike GillespieTales from the Other Side of Sixty
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Who The Hell is Craig?
[Me holding the diary of Athol Estes Porter, the short-lived, long-suffering wife of William Sydney Porter, aka O. Henry. At the Ransom Center.]
“I use writing as a means to come back to myself and as a process or method to reclaim my agen...
Stray Dogs & Bawdy Poetry
Hi Y’all,
C’est Moi, Spike “Broken Record” Gillespie, here to tell you I am STILL not ready to post a piece like the old days, deeply thought out, revised, edited, polished. Because the summer continues to whip past and life remains full t...
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Self-Portrait with Blue Dumpster and Wooden Spoon
Y’all!!
I keep trying to carve out time for a new post but summer is already running away with me. I’m happy to report that I am having an exceptional amount of fun, the having of which p...
Pascal’s Gift
Hi Y’all,
Don’t let two episodes two weeks in a row fool you. I’m not reviving my weekly writing schedule. But I do have a few things to declare, hence another installment on the heels of last week’s tribute to Monte’s Magic. I’m happy to...
Signs of the Times
A couple of Saturdays ago, here at the ranch, I hosted and presided over the memorial service for my friend Monte, who died in February at age 90. I first met Monte when he was 88 and showed up at my library writing workshops. Monte was spr...
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Spike is an award-winning writer of books, magazine articles, blog posts, poetry, and grudge lists. Like Bukowski, she doesn’t dislike people, she just feels better when they aren’t around.
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