Midweek Notes from a Practicing Writer
I don’t expect to get much writing (or any other work) accomplished today, Inauguration Day in the U.S. But I’m going ahead and posting this brief update from my desk nonetheless!
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Midweek Notes from a Practicing Writer
Three quick updates from my desk.
1. Had a great conversation with a synagogue educator this week about a three-session series of events for the spring, a mix of book-group visits and a “publishing your Jewish stories/poems” workshop. (Interested in similar programming? Maybe I can work with your synagogue or organization, too. Email me!)
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Three quick updates from my desk.
1. Frankly, I’ve done precious little writing this week. Most of my time has been consumed with preparing for the spring semester.
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Quick updates from my desk.
1. Following up from last week’s post: Now it can be told. In fact, it has been told, but if you somehow missed mentions elsewhere: My poem “Fighting Words” was featured on Verse Daily last Thursday.
Midweek Notes from a Practicing Writer
Recent updates haven’t focused much on the poetry side of things. This week, that changes!
1. It’s been a little more than 13 months since the release of Birthright, my poetry collection published by Kelsay Books. I’ve told publicity clients many times that you never know when various outreach efforts may yield a response. And it’s true.
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Three quick updates from my desk.
1. New essay on The American Scholar‘s website: Back in May, I mentioned that I was about to take part in an online session devoted to a “classic” short story that was utterly new to me.
This past weekend, my essay about that story, “Address Unknown” by Kathrine Kressmann Taylor, went live.
