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English 2074: Introduction to fiction writing and whatnot
Cosmos flowers (Via Wikipedia)
On stickiness
Restraint is an important gift, worth nurturing, but the time for that is later. The idea when you are an undergraduate is to make questionable choices. In life, this requires, preferably,...
In the valley of its making
Here’s your sixteenth periodic digest post reviewing the last few entries and tossing in some recommendations, tidbits, etc.
Photograph by Jess Pinkham
In the year that passed, my body changed in ways that were indistinguishable to me or...
Blaze Foley, “Cold, Cold World”
This is the eighteenth edition of Honky-Tonk Weekly, a weekly(ish) column here at the Tropical Depression Substack. You can read previous editions here. Every week, I will listen to and share a country song and write whatever comes to mind....
Tropical Depression field guide
“Cardinal for Charley” by Tom Willis. Sculpture on the grounds at the Headley-Whitney Museum, where we (twice!) saw their outstanding Charley Harper exhibit.
Tropical Depression has gotten an influx of new subscribers lately, so I thought...
Spooky do
From the Crittenden Record-Press in Marion, Kentucky, May 28, 1908. Belle Gunness murdered up to forty-two people in Illinois and India. From a Library of Congress blog post on early serial killers, Heather Thomas writes: “Motivated by coll...
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