Tag: Choice Words

Looking off cliffs

Posted on April 7, 2020 by

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I’m not processing very well, here at the quiet edge of apocalypse. Sometimes I’m fine, scared, down, or stir-crazy; often I’m busy teaching remotely, being fortunate enough to still have a job; generally I can’t concentrate. New York City has always been the center… Continue Reading “Looking off cliffs”

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Some sparklers on a dark, hot night

Posted on July 2, 2019 by

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I was advising a writer-friend lately to celebrate small wins. Then I thought, hey, I should do that, too. Since my last couple of posts explored self-doubt, and a lot of people in my orbit are having rough summers (for example, catch up with… Continue Reading “Some sparklers on a dark, hot night”

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