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Tag Archives: conflict
Heart Openers
My friend (and former student) Callie Feyen is teaching the writing portion of a writing-and-yoga class in Gaithersburg, Maryland. She shared with me the worksheets for the first class—Enter, Discover, Journey. The yoga teacher, she added, will be teaching poses … Continue reading
Posted in craft, prayer, teaching, writing
Tagged Callie Feyen, chest openers, conflict, confrontation, corpse pose, fictional conflict, Gaithersburg MD, heart-openers, heart-opening poses, Iyengar yoga, Lindsey Crittenden, Marine World, Pa Ingalls, savasana, supta baddha konasana, supta virasana, The View from Below, writing classes, yoga, Yukon
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The Moral of Pierre
Most people think of Where the Wild Things Are, appropriately enough. But this week, hearing on the radio that Maurice Sendak had died at the age of 83, I thought first of Pierre, the petulant child of the eponymous “cautionary … Continue reading
Posted in reading, spirituality
Tagged Alligators All Around, Aristotle, cautionary tales, Chicken Soup with Rice, children's books, conflict, crisis, Lindsey Crittenden, Maurice Sendak, moral tales, narrative, narrative reversal, Nutshell Library, One Was Johnny, Pierre, resolution, Where the Wild Things Are
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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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