Quick Bright Things
Jane Wagemanfleeting thoughts on writing and teaching
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Beginnings
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I’ve been waking up clear, my head no longer full and fuzzy, my eyes not heavy.
This has happened before, and usually, upon getting up, some of the tingling settles in. It’s not what I used to think of,...
On moving (once again)
Small chanterelle. Laurel Hill State Park, PA.
I’ve been listening to Noah Kahan’s The Great Divide on repeat since the spring, but missed the extra songs he sprinkled in until now. “Are you good at staying still?” one of the lyrics goes i...
Conversation
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I am not really a poet, and by that I mean that as far back as college or probably high school, I have lumped myself in with the fiction folks, the people who want to write stories and novels. But I’ve al...
Retrospective arrangement
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It is June, which means that May’s daily practice of writing microfiction has come to a close.
I also just finished reading Ulysses with a group from the Catherine Project last week: We’d been meeting every Monday sin...
Microfiction May
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I’ve been spending a good portion of the year looking forward to the spring months. Not just because January dipped to colder temperatures than I recalled from my childhood in Minnesota, but also because I...
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