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What’s the point?

19/January/2012

I have a dead zone in my brain. You know, that place where things you try to learn just won’t stick? If the formula for calculating percentages doesn’t dwell in mine, it’s definitely in the neighborhood. (Don’t tell my math teacher son.) Most tasks involving word usage reside in livelier areas, but one that doesn’t is the “point” referred to in the title of this post. That would be, Point-of-View—or POV if you’re into acronyms.

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Frigid Fiction

4/March/2010

The beginning of this post is rather … unusual, and to lessen my chances of it getting search hits of …

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Meanwhile, back at the keyboard …

13/June/2009

I rose before dawn this Saturday morning; partly because the cat decided I should, but mostly because I kept waking …

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The art of balance

8/June/2009

Anne Lamott says this about dialogue: “Suddenly people are talking, and we find ourselves clipping along. And we have all …

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Pollen, point of view, and people

21/March/2009

It’s raining pollen here. Seriously. You can stand in my yard and watch it shower down around you, on you. …

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Releasing the Story

26/November/2008

The writer’s group that I belong to discussed a chapter from my current work last night, and I was reminded …

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myeye I can state -- almost unequivocally -- that the title of this blog does not refer to my mental state. It refers to my writing, which does, of course, flow out of my mind. Sometimes the process of writing is messy, sometimes weird, sometimes beautiful -- and always harder than I wish, but I love it.
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