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Tag Archives: vanessa hua. July 27, 2012. This spring I learned the wonderful news that my short story, “The Half-Glass Bed,” had won. A David Schwartz Fiction Prize. The story, selected by judge Vanessa Hua. Appears in the current issue. Here’s a selection from the piece, which touches upon the subjects of Lyme disease, mathematical chaos, the restaurant business, and Disneyland:. But I’m not hurt. To purchase the issue, go here. Posted in 2012 Posts. Tagged cream city review. Lettie from the Ocean.

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Critical Article on George Eliot. May 26, 2016. For the past three years, I have been studying creative writing and nineteenth-century British literature at the University of Tennessee where I am a Ph.D. candidate. In my first semester, I began writing about kabbalistic astronomy and astrology in George Eliot’s final novel, Daniel Deronda. I later expanded my study of Eliot’s mystical astral symbolism to include not only her last novel but her earlier epic poem, The Spanish Gypsy. Both in terms of plot a...

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Tag Archives: cream city review. July 27, 2012. This spring I learned the wonderful news that my short story, “The Half-Glass Bed,” had won. A David Schwartz Fiction Prize. The story, selected by judge Vanessa Hua. Appears in the current issue. Here’s a selection from the piece, which touches upon the subjects of Lyme disease, mathematical chaos, the restaurant business, and Disneyland:. But I’m not hurt. To purchase the issue, go here. Posted in 2012 Posts. Tagged cream city review. Lettie from the Ocean.

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July 27, 2012. This spring I learned the wonderful news that my short story, “The Half-Glass Bed,” had won. A David Schwartz Fiction Prize. The story, selected by judge Vanessa Hua. Appears in the current issue. Here’s a selection from the piece, which touches upon the subjects of Lyme disease, mathematical chaos, the restaurant business, and Disneyland:. But I’m not hurt. To purchase the issue, go here. This entry was posted in 2012 Posts. And tagged cream city review. Rachel Moritz’s Night-Sea.

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All About Your Host: Cathy. All About Your Host: Karen. Cool Stuff That Might Help. Welcome to Write Despite! Write Despite…The Movie. So if you’ve landed on this blog, you must be interested in writing. Hey, so are we! And we’re glad you’re here. We are Karen and Cathy, and we’ve decided to begin work on our new novels by finally taking the advice of all our writing teachers and our favorite authors. You know, the ones who tell you to “Write every day! 8221; Like these:. For at Least 20 Minutes. At the ...

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Multiple Points of What-Am-I-Doing | Write Despite

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All About Your Host: Cathy. All About Your Host: Karen. Cool Stuff That Might Help. Multiple Points of What-Am-I-Doing. Okay, so who told me to write a novel with multiple, third-person points of view? Three, to be exact. I’ve never attempted multiple viewpoints. It’s a whole new narrative world. While I’m enjoying the separate viewpoints, I’m not so sure I’m merging them in a very, um, skillful way. But that’s what revision is for, right? 8211;Keep the faith, friends,. Newer Entry →. Best wishes toward ...

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Past Recipients - News. Ashley M. Jones. Britteney Black Rose Kapri. T L Khleif (fiction). Hannah Dela Cruz Abrams. Janice N. Harrington. Tracy K. Smith (poetry). Olette Trouvé (fiction). Joanie V. Mackowski (poetry). Lisa Russ Spaar (poetry). Ann Claremont Le Zotte (poetry). Malena Mörling (poetry). Lan Samantha Chang (fiction). Karen E. Bender. Honorée F. Jeffers (poetry). Marisa de los Santos (poetry). Ellen Doré Watson (poetry). Olena Kalytiak Davis (poetry). Tina De Rosa (nonfiction/fiction).

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All About Your Host: Cathy. All About Your Host: Karen. Cool Stuff That Might Help. Archive for the tag “narrative”. Multiple Points of What-Am-I-Doing. Okay, so who told me to write a novel with multiple, third-person points of view? Three, to be exact. I’ve never attempted multiple viewpoints. It’s a whole new narrative world. While I’m enjoying the separate viewpoints, I’m not so sure I’m merging them in a very, um, skillful way. But that’s what revision is for, right? 8211;Keep the faith, friends,.

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All About Your Host: Cathy. All About Your Host: Karen. Cool Stuff That Might Help. Archive for the tag “alex pruteanu”. Retro Writing: Hello Pen & Paper. Technology is your friend. Except, of course, when it isn’t. Who among us hasn’t succumbed to the seductive whisper of Facebook or Twitter when we’re supposed to be writing? The Internet is an incalculably valuable resource in all sorts of ways, but it can also be a hugely wasteful time-suck. Author Alex M. Pruteanu. Please welcome Alex to Write Despite.

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All About Your Host: Cathy. All About Your Host: Karen. Cool Stuff That Might Help. Archive for the tag “e.l. doctorow”. Multiple Points of What-Am-I-Doing. Okay, so who told me to write a novel with multiple, third-person points of view? Three, to be exact. I’ve never attempted multiple viewpoints. It’s a whole new narrative world. While I’m enjoying the separate viewpoints, I’m not so sure I’m merging them in a very, um, skillful way. But that’s what revision is for, right? 8211;Keep the faith, friends,.