Tiny apples the size of olive pits flooded the branches, which is when I should have done something. If you want to have a good tree-fruit crop, you need to thin the fruit, which is impossible to do until you’ve seen what happens when you don’t. If you only have a few trees, every fruit is precious, [...]
Why narrative?
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Orwell, if you can find him
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Drug Courts – pt. 3
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A Granite Chain – pt. 3
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A Granite Chain – pt. 2
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Losing the queen
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Why narrative?
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Is story the next big thing?
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Wild mushrooms in late summer
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Shall we throw them to wild beasts?
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It began with a Kaypro and spiral-bound notebooks
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Climbing into trees in summer
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Even after years of freelancing, the most important step in advancing my writing came when I entered Goddard's MFA in Creative Writing program. Over the course of two years I explored narrative nonfiction by writing it and by reading everything from poetry and fiction to more narrative.
(This is an unpaid testimonial, but if you do contact Goddard, let them know I sent you.)
