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Memory and Mirrors: January 2011
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Musings on memory, memoir, culture. Sunday, January 30, 2011. Getting Over It" and Writing Memoir. Both my parents' deaths were very much an "unfinished business", without any real closure, and I am writing a memoir about my mother; this has left me, for the last two years of working on this book, to meditate almost daily on the nature of "getting over it"—that common place and common sense phrase that resonates as absurd, false and grotesque in my mind. When my mother died, I was living in Vancouver, BC...
Memory and Mirrors: Life Gets in the Way...and the Ghost of Christmases Past and Present
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Musings on memory, memoir, culture. Sunday, December 12, 2010. Life Gets in the Way.and the Ghost of Christmases Past and Present. It's been so long since my last post, as the overwhelming burden of life just got in the way: putting together an MFA application, gathering transcripts, filling in forms, choosing writing samples, and having to condense all the mistakes and triumphs of my life and my future goals in a 500 word statement (who thought of that? As if all these bad memories were not enough, my m...
Memory and Mirrors: Catching Breath
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Musings on memory, memoir, culture. Sunday, January 1, 2012. In the last month of the last year, ill health forced me to take a long absence from my writing projects—except for journal writing, the only kind that didn't require too much in the way of editing or paying attention. For three entire weeks in December, I was breathless; not the emotional-intellectual kind like in Godard's namesake film, but the literal, asthmatic kind. And then one day you find yourself out of breath. And that makes you feel.
Memory and Mirrors: January 2012
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Musings on memory, memoir, culture. Sunday, January 1, 2012. In the last month of the last year, ill health forced me to take a long absence from my writing projects—except for journal writing, the only kind that didn't require too much in the way of editing or paying attention. For three entire weeks in December, I was breathless; not the emotional-intellectual kind like in Godard's namesake film, but the literal, asthmatic kind. And then one day you find yourself out of breath. And that makes you feel.
Memory and Mirrors: July 2011
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Musings on memory, memoir, culture. Saturday, July 23, 2011. Can You Write It While You Live It? Can you write death while you're living it, however vicariously? The answer is no, not so much; because if you try to write it, it will distract you from living it. And if you write it while you're living it, afterwards you'll have perhaps more exact details put down on paper, but less of the mysterious and twisted workings of memory. It doesn't matter who—or indeed what. My beloved cat Billie, who I watched ...
Memory and Mirrors: March 2011
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Musings on memory, memoir, culture. Friday, March 11, 2011. A Suitable Job for a Writer (or any other kind of artist). A few weeks ago, I took a job in a supermarket deli. Out of sheer desperation, because in a year of living in this town where employment was never easy at the best of times, I could find nothing. Or rather, yes, I did find a. Job: once a week I teach creative writing at the PHAME Academy. What kind of artist are you? I am curious to know. I'll gladly "sell my soul" (though I doubt there'...
Memory and Mirrors: A Suitable Job for a Writer (or any other kind of artist)
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Musings on memory, memoir, culture. Friday, March 11, 2011. A Suitable Job for a Writer (or any other kind of artist). A few weeks ago, I took a job in a supermarket deli. Out of sheer desperation, because in a year of living in this town where employment was never easy at the best of times, I could find nothing. Or rather, yes, I did find a. Job: once a week I teach creative writing at the PHAME Academy. What kind of artist are you? I am curious to know. I'll gladly "sell my soul" (though I doubt there'...
Memory and Mirrors: Can You Write It While You Live It?
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Musings on memory, memoir, culture. Saturday, July 23, 2011. Can You Write It While You Live It? Can you write death while you're living it, however vicariously? The answer is no, not so much; because if you try to write it, it will distract you from living it. And if you write it while you're living it, afterwards you'll have perhaps more exact details put down on paper, but less of the mysterious and twisted workings of memory. It doesn't matter who—or indeed what. My beloved cat Billie, who I watched ...
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January 4, 2015 · 7:09 pm. Book list from 2014, books planned for 2015. While I love to read, 2014 was not a year for lots of books for me. I am lukewarm about several that I read, but other books did impress me–and I am picky about literature. Good literature only whets my appetite for more. The Children of Willesden Lane. By Brandon Sanderson. This is the second book in his Stormlight Archives, after. The Way of Kings. Worth every minute, though. Did not disappoint. He definitely wrote this book fo...
