Marie Cloutier Writes
Marie CloutierA weekly update from a writer, reader, reviewer and nerd living and writing in the NYC area.
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| Issues | 75 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 3 days ago |
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Five Things For the Week
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Two recent publications:
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“Five Steps to Figure out What You Already Know about Writing” came out in The Gravity of the Thing, and
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“Darts Night,” a short piece of creative nonfiction, came out in Does It Have Pockets.
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Five Things I Read This Summer
- Flirting Lessons, by Jasmine Guillory
I’m a fan of Jasmine Guillory; her romances are fun, entertaining and smart. Set in San Francisco and nearby wine country, they are always a great way for me to return to one of my favorite places i...
Friday Five
Just a quick update this week. How ya doing? I miss you.
Life has been in a blender since July and things will slow down soon. More on that later. I’m entering the last big phase of a long summer of disruption and while I’m not wishing the...
Five Things About Sweatshirts
I did this as part of an essay-writing courselet I took once. When I don’t feel like recounting my week I’ll share some of these lists I’ve made.
Sweatshirts used to be what you wore when you were sweating or had been. I don’t know the his...
Five Things About My Taylor Swift Fandom
Straight from my dusty notebook.
Love Story was my favorite song in whatever year it came out. I remember walking through the Longwood medical area on my way to one of my synagogue jobs bouncing along to that song. I loved her music before...
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Marie writes CNF about girlhood, womanhood and complicated loves and losses and a memoir about disenfranchised grief. Words in Bending Genres, Dorothy Parker’s Ashes, elsewhere. www.mariecloutier.com. DMs = blocked unless I already know you.
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