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04 June 2017

LaLa Land

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Flying over the geometry of the Mississippi River. But where am I going? Oh. Must be L.A. But why? Daughter's MSW from USC! Co...
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01 June 2017

Let's Talk Process

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One of the most frequent questions you hear when you attend a Q & A session after a reading by a novelist goes something like this: ...
29 May 2017

Is It Really Better to Burn Out Than to Fade Away?

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As this blog approaches its tenth year anniversary—hard to believe, that—I have to ask if this blogger is approaching his burn out point. ...
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24 February 2017

Friday in the Met with Georges

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Georges Seurat, Parade de Cirque The Metropolitan Museum of Art is featuring the iconic painting above in its exhibit  Seurat's Circ...
07 January 2017

Narrative Power: Power Narratives, Pt. 4

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[ Parts 1-3 can be found here, below this post ] The Democrats. A very popular politician from a small New England state, a liberal icon...
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18 December 2016

Narrative Power: Power Narratives, Pt. 3

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[ The first two installments can be read here, below this post .] Re-reading the previous post, I recognize there's an aura of sexism ...
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12 December 2016

Narrative Power: Power Narratives, Pt. 2

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[ Part 1 can be found here ] In order to win, a competent United States presidential campaign must tell an effective story. It must provid...
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29 November 2016

Narrative Power: Power Narratives, Pt. 1

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There are many ways of looking at a thing. Some are more comprehensive than others, some more pointed. Even among the comprehensive views, t...
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11 November 2016

Post Mortem: A Moral Morass

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In my last post, Aftermath , I mentioned what I take to be the two distinct ethical philosophies motivating the two Presidential candidates....
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09 November 2016

Aftermath

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The U.S. presidential election of 2016 is over now. Donald J. Trump will be the next President of the United States of America. How did this...
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