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Tag Archives: Benjamin Ismail
No Trees Felled, But a Terrific Evening
If you read this blog last week, you know that my story “The Art of Fiction” was read last Friday at Stories on Stage in Sacramento. What a wonderful evening–and I’m not saying that just because my story was featured. … Continue reading →
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Tagged " 100-word stories, " Stories on Stnage, "Big Dog, acramento Poetry Center, Benjamin Ismail, Farallon Review, graduate creative writring program, Julia Halprin Jackson, Lindsey Crittenden, literary magazines, Pam Metzger, postcards, Sacramento, short shorts, The Art of FIction, The View from Below, The Water Will Hold You, Tim Foley, UC Davis, UC Davis program in creative wriring, Valerie Fioravanti
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If I Gave a Reading in the Forest, and No Tree Fell, Would Anyone Buy a Copy of My Book?*
While in grad school, some seventeen years ago, I taught my first class and gave my first public reading. Both were nerve-wracking—I practiced for days, reading aloud from pages marked up with little arrows and accent marks. You know, slow … Continue reading →
Posted in community, faith, spirituality, teaching, Uncategorized, writing
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Tagged a writer's writer, Alan Jones, Benjamin Ismail, community, Dean Alan Jones, Facebook, Facebook page, Grace Cathedral, grad school, Julia Halprin Jackson, Lindsey Crittenden, low attendance, Pam Metzger, public readings, Sacramento, stories, Stories On Stage, storytelling, The Art of FIction, The Water Will Hold You, theology of abundance, theology of scarcity
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