this month’s article in southwest writers’ publication, southwest sage, finds me searching for purpose in a piece aptly entitled on finding purpose (page 5).
honestly, i had hoped by now to have found some sort of artistic purpose to begin experimenting with on this blog. but i am flighty and tentative. soon, though. very soon.
in may of last year, i sat down and had a conversation with simon, one of my short story characters. it was a wonderful and surreal writing exercise and i recommend it to anyone:
this month’s column in southwest writers’ publication, southwest sage, focuses on being an introvert and on finding a reason to join the crowd (page 5).
sometimes writing is easy, like siphoning words from your brain through the keyboard to the screen. sometimes writing is like pulling teeth. this month’s column was like pulling very stubborn, mostly rotted teeth. i think it came out okay, but holy macaroni it was hard-won!
this month’s column in southwest writers’ publication, southwest sage, focuses on the much-lauded writer’s platform. check out on being hopelessly platformless on page 5.
the fact that i haven’t posted anything on my blog in a month indicates i don’t really get the whole concept of the platform. more disconcerting is that i’m writing this post after about 20 people visited my site in the past few days.
i’m going to figure this platform thing out. just you watch!
this month marks the first appearance of my column in southwest writers’ publication, southwest sage. (yay, me!)
i continue my writing misadventures with on making legal writing more interesting (see page 5).
go. read. then come back and tell me if you have an opinion about using obscure phrases such as “katy bar the door.”
i am not very good at blogging.
that is all.
i just want to start the year off with this reminder:
calvary = where jesus was crucified
cavalry = soldiers on horseback
that is all.
