Category: March-April 2019

WRITING LIFE: Where Worlds Collide – Writing and Yoga by Jennifer Lang

During my first MFA residency at Vermont College of Fine Arts, I sat spellbound in Barbara Hurd’s lecture on paradox.

Gonzalez’s debut memoi…, is a heart-warming and resilient story about an educator’s commitment to bettering the world around him.

The word “becoming” means not only attractive, but describes a transition into another state of being….

A blurb on the back cover of … Phantom Signs: The Muse in Universe City describes it as a “high-spirited flash memoir.”

I looked up from my copy of Hustler. There sat my friend, Buddha-like on a pallet of Sesame Street cushions, face crumpled in a frown…

We are stuck on the Magritte. There’s a background. The tree is in front of the background and much of the horse is in front of the tree…

They don’t think that the Big Bang was much like a bang at all.

Zoe and I were not afraid when they announced the world was going to end.

Pretend the section 8 apartment your mother fought to put over your head is no longer enough. You grown, you gotta go.

Always say ‘Love you Mom,’ before you hang up the phone.

Page 1 of 2