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Category Archives: reading
A Safe Place
A few weeks ago, at the Fiction Writing Intensive offered by UC Berkeley Extension, writer Jane Anne Staw spoke of the five components of a writing practice. The first thing you need, she said, is a place. A real, physical … Continue reading
Posted in craft, reading, teaching, writing
Tagged Fiction Writing Intensive, Jane Anne Staw, Lindsey Crittenden, Poets & Writers, Sonoma County, The New Yorker, The Water Will Hold You, UC Berkeley Extension, Unstuck: A Supportive and Practical Guide to Working Through Writer's Block, writing, writing practice
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It’s been a good couple weeks on the fiction front. First, though, a confession: I haven’t written in months – written written, that is. My work has taken a backseat to wedding planning, helping organize two major moves (fiancé in; … Continue reading
Posted in community, craft, reading, teaching, writing, writing groups
Tagged blog, Cody Gates, fiction, Fiction Intensive, fiction workshop, fiction writing, Good Letters, Jane Anne Staw, Laurie Ann Doyle, Lindsey Critenden, revision, Rincon, Ryan Sloan, UC Berkeley Extension, writers' group, writing fiction
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Here’s the Story…
Meghan Ward’s post this week on her blog, Writerland, got me thinking. She asks readers about favorite TV shows, names a few of her own, and mentions how good TV can teach “valuable storytelling techniques.” When I was in grad … Continue reading
Posted in craft, reading, teaching, writing
Tagged Alice Munro, Anders, anhedonia, Araby, Bullet in the Brain, conflict, Dodgers, Don Drysdale, Greg, Intro to Fiction, James Joyce, Jan, Lindsey Crittenden, Mangan's sister, Marcia, Meghan Ward, television, The Brady Bunch, The Use of Force, Tobias Wolff, TV, UC Berkeley Extension, Wiliam Carlos WIlliams, Writerland
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Moving Day
I spent the week packing, taping boxes, lifting boxes, taping, … You get the idea. So, for today’s post, I’m linking to a recent piece I wrote for “Good Letter,” the blog of Image, a journal of art & faith … Continue reading
Posted in community, faith, reading, spirituality, Uncategorized
Tagged Good Letters, Image, Lindsey Crittenden, The Water Will Hold You
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The little things
When I’m in a writing slump, the littlest thing can make me doubt myself. After a week of moving words around on the screen to little avail, or – more recently – a week of not opening a single writing … Continue reading
