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Category Archives: Imagination
“An Idiot Contemplates Apple Pie…”
“An Idiot Contemplates Apple Pie, a Practice in Stream of Consciousness” I wrote this a few weeks ago and for reasons soon surely evident has been taken to being called […]
“How Some Things are Done”
If you’re a writer, then you know that sometimes the most paralyzing thing is the lack of a “good first line.” And it’s true, when you have that “Eureka!” moment […]
“Something Resembling Logic”
(or a “logicoid” in medicine) I’ve reached that horrible point where I’ve force-flexed my imagination on one subject for so long that the imagination itself is sore. I can only […]
“Uncertainty”
It’s a funny little principle for change – when you are uncertain of something, there’s a mystery. When that uncertainty vanishes, that mystery is gone, replaced by a true what […]
“The Minos-Hour”
Today’s writing exercise is a little convoluted and rooted in creativity. I was struck, somewhat recently, by the idea of lands inhabited by minotaurs, what sort of creatures they’d be […]
“…and Now You’re Wrong!”
In the continuing theme of learning and growing, I had the idea to look up vegetarian dietary tips on the internet. I have yet to look at the actual page […]
And Why Not A Giraffe?
The roughest draft of Ch. 2 of my project before work interrupted its progress. (Errors and all!) =) Ch. 1 in archives, of course.
“Everybody Else”
I learned a few things yesterday about kids, but also about adults. In fact, I’m pretty sure it’s a secret to everybody, but did you know that kids become adults?! […]
“A Family of Dogs!”
The first draft of the first chapter of my new work, a piece about a cat invading some dogs’ family.
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