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Reviews & other notes | Chuck Carlise

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Poetry and other things! A Broken Escalator Still Isn’t the Stairs. Reviews & other notes. Reviews & other notes. In One Version of the Story. Notes on the Text. Reviews & Other Notes. In One Version of the Story. Reviews & Other Notes. Notes on the Text. A Broken Escalator Still Isn’t the Stairs. Reviews & other notes. Reviews & other notes. Reviews & other notes. Reviews and Other Notes:. Gigantic Sequins 4.1. Review by Robby Auld.

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Change of Address | Bookstack

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A ravenous reader blogs on all things bookish. TLC Book Tours: Miss Me When I’m Gone →. Is now closed. Thank you for reading these past five years. The conversation continues at Bookstack’s Facebook page. Please visit the Ravenous Reader at Becca’s Byline. Where she writes about life in general (which will always include all things bookish). Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Click to email (Opens in new window). Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Build a w...

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A Writer's Journey: Content With GOOD ENOUGH

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When I grow up, I want to be a writer. Tuesday, April 21, 2015. Content With GOOD ENOUGH. I never expected to love coaching high school athletes. I never expected them to capture my heart the way that they have. They say that it takes a village to raise a child, and I am beyond grateful to be able to contribute to the lives of these individuals. It's funny how a leap out of our comfort zone can reveal strengths and cultivate character we never knew we had within us. What is their skill level? I really ma...

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A Writer's Journey: ALLIANCE

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When I grow up, I want to be a writer. ALLIANCE follows Alexander Quinn as he tries to find a new normal as the world's first super human. He is at the tail end of his senior year of high school and is struggling to find his path, and make the right decisions for his future. A future he hopes will include Natalie. Following the format of Small Town Hero, ALLIANCE is written in dual first person. The second voice in this case, alongside Alex is Jordan Hall. Being friends with Alex turns out to be a danger...

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snails are good for the environment, too: Magic

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Snails are good for the environment, too. A collection of essays, stories, fictions, subtleties, personal/political discourse, and poetry. 24 April, 2014. It is Poem in Your Pocket Day. I will be carrying this with me:. Practice makes perfect, the old folks said. So she rehearsed deception. From a plain white string. And she could change. An egg into her last nickel. Sent to the yard to sharpen,. She bent so long over the wheel the knives. Grew thin. When she stood up,. Her brow shorn clean. It was a sign.

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snails are good for the environment, too: June 2014

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Snails are good for the environment, too. A collection of essays, stories, fictions, subtleties, personal/political discourse, and poetry. 11 June, 2014. In Which I Burn Down the Hideout. In an attempt to sweep away the ashes of my imaginary undoings, I will compete in favor of the literary construct BURN. At Write Club: Literature as Blood Sport. On Tuesday, June 17th. Show starts at 7:00 PM. If I win, a portion of the proceeds benefit the Chicago Women's Health Center. Chicago Womens Health Center.

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snails are good for the environment, too: October 2013

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Snails are good for the environment, too. A collection of essays, stories, fictions, subtleties, personal/political discourse, and poetry. 12 October, 2013. The Belle of Belfast City. My heart broke the hardest six days after my 31st birthday. A woman who kept tabs on obituaries, of elder people in town dying off as if it were just another thing, as if she would never be next. That blue house on the hill, a place where love lives, the wood stove, the fire place, the dogs around our feet. What I wouldn't ...

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snails are good for the environment, too: December 2013

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Snails are good for the environment, too. A collection of essays, stories, fictions, subtleties, personal/political discourse, and poetry. 22 December, 2013. Hearth. Woodland. A round of robins. A mythical Alpine Christmas creature resurrected. Wendigo. Gifts from my father. Faith. The snow as it melts from too much rain on the solstice. Prayers for so much blizzard. Every December. How the winter I discover Krampus. From the German "to claw" or "to seize") is the same year my father's impeccable aim sho...

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A Writer's Journey: A Letter to the Class of 2015

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When I grow up, I want to be a writer. Friday, May 22, 2015. A Letter to the Class of 2015. Dearest Graduating Class of 2015,. The world is your oyster. What does that even mean? I think it means that you are supposed to crack it open and find your pearl. As in, you can do anything! Either that, or it means the world is a big stinking shellfish. I guess both are true sometimes. Because, apparently 33 is incredibly old! I get a response that usually equates to, "What do you mean? You see, there's a secret...

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Friday Reads Fun | Bookstack

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A ravenous reader blogs on all things bookish. Michigander Claims National Book Award. Simply Reading: This Body of Death →. Although I’m not a huge “twitterati,” I check in every Friday to join in Friday Reads (# fridayreads. A meme created by Bethanne Patrick ( @thebookmaven. Which invites you to simply share the title of whatever you’re reading on that particular Friday. Bethanne’s hope is that the meme “bands us together in the shared joy of reading and encourages us. Tell us what you’re reading.