The Long Road Home
Brandon Gilvin"When I had no temple I made My voice my temple. I have no priest, my tongue is my choir."--Robert Pinsky
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A Brief Survey
As those of you familiar with my blog’s previous format, it was pretty varied in terms of the type of writing it featured—some poems, some fiction, fragments of ideas as they came to me, travel writing, short and longer form essays.
A Mountain of Books
Greetings from my new writing platform! One of the things I decided to do during sabbatical was to migrate my blog from Wordpress to Substack. Thus far, I’ve only moved all of my content but hadn’t written anything new. In part, that’s beca...
Introduction to Theodicy (Draft 2)
One of the treats of my week of continuing education at the Chautauqua Institute was doing a writing course with Sean Singer. While the course was primarily focused on discussing form and other issues that emerged from reading poems, a coup...
The Attack on Salman Rushdie and The Attack on Books
To my mind, Salman Rushdie has always as been as much a symbol as he has been a writer. Whenever he crosses my mind, the first thing that comes to my mind is a scene from Zadie Smith's White Teeth.
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On Sabbatical. For Travel and "Theo Thursday" updates, find Lisa and Me on IG: @bgilvin1 and @tnleehg
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