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Writing a review of fiction is a difficult task. Compared with nonfiction, fiction resists attempts to pin it down; the more you examine it, the more it transforms before your eyes. I thought The Aviator, which I read recently after holding...
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If you read Part 1, you saw the cold pitch that landed my first external publication. Now here’s the essay itself, plus new reflections since writing it.
The essay identifies a nonfiction micro-genre, th...
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A year and change into pitching my writing, I have no idea whether my numbers are good, mediocre, or abysmal. Being a lawyer by day and not having friends who do this sort of thing, I have little to compar...
Greenery spilling onto the pavements
I’m in Iceland for our annual summer stay, though summer here feels like an upside-down season. The daily high is around 55 F and it’s been so windy that our whale-watching trip was canceled for rough s...
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If you asked me to write five hundred words on a landscape, I’d stare back blankly. You won’t find fresh descriptions of dew or decay here, though a long time ago I thought that’s what literary writing was s...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Lifelong obsessive quester. I cycle through fixations; currently: Virginia Woolf, category errors, how we define art, and gender mapping. Published in Electric Literature. Forthcoming in Liberties, The Philosopher, & The Madrid Review.
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