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Monthly Archives: September 2012
Vacation Reading, Part 2
Six months ago, I posted about vacation and what books to bring along. Since then, we’ve chosen a destination and leave in three days. I’ve been stacking up books for weeks. A few are the ones I thought of back … Continue reading →
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Tagged A House With No Roof, Alexander Book Company, books, Caroline Paul, Cheryl Strayed, Diane Keaton, Donna Leon, FIghting FIre, French Revolution, Henry James, Huston Smith, Julian Barnes, Lindsey C, Lindsey Crittenden, Margot Livesey, Nadine Gordimer, Portrait of a Lady, reading, Rebecca WIlson, Sense of an Ending, The FLight of Gemma Hardy, The Pickup, Then Again, To the Lighthouse, vacation reading, VIrginia Woolf, Why Religion Matters, Wild
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Rediscovering Rilke
this post is a slightly edited version of a post that appeared on August 20, 2012, on the Good Letters blog In college, I took a yearlong class on Western Civilization. Certain images stand out: reading Oedipus Rex on the … Continue reading →
Posted in faith, prayer, reading, spirituality, teaching
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Tagged Anita Barrows, Book of Hours, centering prayer, Father Thomas Keating, German language, Good Letters, Joanna Macy, Letters to a Young Poet, Lindsey Crittenden, poetry, prayer, quoting Rilke, Rainer Maria Rilke, The Water Will Hold You, To Rome With Love
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Following the Bees
Two weeks ago—and it was a fabulous vacation, btw—I posted about Penelope Lively’s book Making It Up, with some observations about living out alternative lives in fiction. What would have happened if…? Writers are often asked where we get our … Continue reading →
Posted in craft, writing
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Tagged "Bees for Honey, American River, archeologist, archeology, dreams, glass blowing, ideas for fiction, jobs, Making It Up, marine biology, occupations, Penelope Lively, stories, story ideas, The View from Below
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