The Writer's Block An American Gift to the World: F. Scott Fitzgerald December 2, 2019 Sometimes you need a foreigner or someone who feels himself to be an outsider, someone who takes nothing for granted, to see
The Writer's Block From Global Village to Global Membrane July 1, 2019 We have made our tools, as Marshall McLuhan said years ago, and our tools have remade us.
The Writer's Block Shawna Lemay’s Asking April 1, 2019 She moves for the most part in sentences, but sentences concentrated and distilled—“music at the heart of thinking” in Fred Wah’s arresting
The Writer's Block Dancing with Thomas Merton November 2, 2018 Is there a part of me that wanted to be a monk? Maybe.
The Writer's Block Discovering a New Writer – Roberto Bolaño June 11, 2018 "He wrote, read, and watched television. That was essentially all he did." – Bolaño’s Spanish publisher, Jorge Herralde.
Poetry·The Writer's Block Emily Dickinson at War November 1, 2017 If Walt Whitman is the father of American poetry, then Emily Dickinson is surely its mother. The influence of both is incalculable...
The Writer's Block Glenn Gould as a model of how to get your work done October 8, 2017 …the fabulous terror of not knowing before/one begins. Again. Kate Braid, The Goldberg Variations (19891), in A Well-Mannered Storm Start something big
Commentary·The Writer's Block An Education in Education – A Comparison of Systems Between Canada and the U.S. May 2, 2014 Despite the problems facing public education, it carries on.
Commentary·The Writer's Block For Conventions and Short-Term Gain, “Cleveland Rocks!” March 20, 2014 ...it’s not about politics... it’s about showing off the region’s best qualities blah, blah, blah. What it’s really about is a short-term
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