Naming your own masculine
If you can name your own masculine, you get to keep your creative potential.
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If you can name your own masculine, you get to keep your creative potential.
"In his mouth, he carries meat..."
In my great-grandmother's room, there was usually a lot of candy. Fiddle Faddle, Bit O' Honey, peppermint LifeSavers, sugar-coated gumdrops, Circus Peanuts. As a child, I ate HoHos from the bottom cabinet in the kitchen. I grew up in a strict evangelical environment. My grandmother had a...
"What would I want to leave in someone else's (metaphorical) house, potentially forever?"
In 2013, I felt inspired to write a biopic about Carrie Nation.
I was standing in a cemetery the other day and saw an irregular shape in a small stream. Imagination immediately began working – is that a turtle? Is that a rock? Is it trash? Is it – I had to walk closer to find the answer. Rock. I used to be in...
How I used stories and bodywork to solve the crime of the century
I went for a year and a half without a computer of my own. I didn't read much during that time – I was repairing key parts of my nervous system and couldn't use those functions very much. I didn't have a smartphone. I'...
The toymaker father is the "good" one, the one Olivia prefers to identify as her father, but in this story, he's the aspect that's gone missing.