A Poetic Love
I liked the idea of on-the-spot poems, since they moved me to write similarly to how I write my song
Singer-Songwriter
I liked the idea of on-the-spot poems, since they moved me to write similarly to how I write my song
I mentioned inspirational lunches in a previous post. This is the result of a particular lunch with Amanda, where she
Continue readingPoem-spiration or How to Make Something Out of Something
You rewrite your poem, perhaps because you are forced to; or maybe you feel it just doesn’t sound right. But
Continue readingBe Kind, Revise…or the Importance of an Imaginary Knife
“Lord! I wonder what fool it was that first invented kissing.” Jonathan Swift After over a month of blog
Continue readingKiss This Goodbye…or Too Many Titles, Too Little Relevance
The third and final part of what I’ve written so far. I’ll be updating this particular tale less frequently, but
Continue readingFairy Kisses and Nonsense…or My Attempt at Writing for Children, Part III
So here is the second part of what I’ve written thus far. Enjoy. Once Upon a Raindrop, Part II
Continue readingFairy Kisses and Nonsense…or My Attempt at Writing for Children, Part II
In Book Publishing Overview, we had to follow the creation of a book from initial manuscript to its publication. We
Continue readingFairy Kisses and Nonsense…or My Attempt at Writing for Children
I sat at my desk by the printers of MIT Press and looked up at a cardboard blowup of one
In my magazine publishing overview course we were asked to interview a professional in the publishing industry. This is my
Continue readingTechnokiss: An Interview with Maren Jinnett of Wired
So my friend Amanda and I have started attending these inspirational lunches. When I say attend, what I mean is
Continue readingA Kiss of Inspiration or Things to Do When You’re Hungry