In Ann Patchett’s craft essay, “The Getaway Car,” she explains that all of her novels follow the same basic premise: a group of strangers are thrown together by circumstance and form a society.
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In Ann Patchett’s craft essay, “The Getaway Car,” she explains that all of her novels follow the same basic premise: a group of strangers are thrown together by circumstance and form a society.
Continue readingIn the past, it has been very difficult for me to travel.
Continue readingWhen I was first introduced to the concept of mindfulness, I wanted nothing to do with it.
Continue readingThe beginning of the semester has been a welcome reprieve from my unsuccessful attempts to fill the void.
Continue readingPsychosis can be a very isolating experience.
Continue readingFriends don’t let friends read Shakespeare without company.
Continue readingAs a writer, I am obsessed with endings.
Continue readingI’ve been revisiting a lot of old stories lately.
Continue readingToday I will be sharing a short story. Before you dive in, please note that although parts of the story do take place in a grocery store, it is not based on the grocery store where I work. That being said, I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it!
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