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Chapter 219: Game On; Writer Up
We stand on the cusp of the Grand Harmonic Convergence of Sport. For an all-too-brief and shining moment games in all major sports will soon overlap. Fans will be gasping for air as they toggle between football, baseball, hockey, soccer (Pr...
Chapter 218: Journey to the Dark Side
Good to be back. And a welcome to all our new subscribers. I hope your summers were good, and by good I mean that you allowed yourselves what all writers need: time to shut down the computer, put away the notebook, and stop. Stepping away f...
Chapter 217: Odes to Joy
I cannot help myself; one more chapter before the break. How can I not when an opportunity presents itself to take a welcome break from writing from sadness, rage, confusion, outrage and all the other dark forces and instead to write from j...
Chapter 216: The Forever War Between Risk and Validation
Fifty years separate me and my students, 50 years in age and experience. And yet we are very much alike. We each seek validation even as we embrace creative risk. These two impulses are, however, often incompatible. The first can subordinat...
Chapter 215: The Author As Publisher: Mike Sager
There is nothing new about writers hating publishers and because they are good with words even the immortals have had deliciously nasty things to say.
Like this gem from Goethe: “Publishers are all cohorts of the devil; there must be a spe...
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