Here's Where The Story Ends by Daniel Nester
Daniel NesterI'm an ex-professor trying to figure out how to start over.
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Home. Where The Story Ends: A Look at My Campus Map
Earlier this year, I was invited to participate in Compass Roses: Maps by Artists, at Opalka Gallery on the campus of Russell Sage College in Albany, NY. The project consists of artists using maps to interpret their city in any way their wi...
Process Notes: I Know How You Plagiarized That Semester (Another Commonplace)
I guess I took the summer off, dear reader. I’d like to be able to say this was intentional and planned like applying for a sabbatical with a plan for travel and/or research. But the truth is several factors led to me getting blocked, and l...
Variations on Variations on Grief
Mom’s birthday came and went last week. Grief doesn’t follow a calendar, but still.
Process Notes: Moments of Being (Sort Of)
One of the writing prompts I liked to use with my students is called “Place Us in the Room Where You Are Writing.” Wherever you’re writing—a dorm room, Starbucks, food court—look around and describe it. Take notes. Let people know where you...
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Once upon a time I was a professor. Bylines in places like The Atlantic, Buzzfeed, Writer's Chronicle, and New York Times. Now writing about life post-academia.
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