I’m not good at writing short blog posts. Writing a post takes me ages, both to digest and clarify what I want to say, and then smoothing out the words to say it with. Worth the effort, but an effort nonetheless, like any good-for-you undertaking. And so there is a lot of procrastination, hence the [...]
Posts Tagged ‘writing’
Mini Opus
Posted in Life, In & Out of the Studio, tagged detachment, housework, writing on November 30, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Fundamentally Contrary to Human Nature
Posted in Life, In & Out of the Studio, tagged fear, sewing, writing on June 9, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Creative-writing programs are designed on the theory that students who have never published a poem can teach other students who have never published a poem how to write a publishable poem. The fruit of the theory is the writing workshop, a combination of ritual scarring and twelve-on-one group therapy where aspiring writers offer their views [...]
In The Beginning . . .
Posted in Thinking Things Through, tagged writing on October 24, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Writing is hard. I think primarily because it forces clarity. Or shines a light on the uncomfortable fact that your mind is a disorganized stew. I find writing about my work to be incredibly difficult, and my own lazy brain can only sustain critical focus for a few thoughts or sentences before sliding away to [...]