A word I like, that I first learned in high school French, “to work.” Interesting that it has both these ideas in it, working over a sustained period, and giving birth.
Seems about right.
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Recent Entries
- belated, but still flowering
- essay “Cushion & Frame” in Bayou Magazine
- Many Restless Concerns by Gayle Brandeis
- writing with a missing piece of the self
- (in which I am allowed a handful of occurrences)
- The work of today / (Onward!)
- Because, by Joshua Mensch
- Crooked Deals, by Hafiz
- Sex Object (by Jessica Valenti) (& walking down the street)
- Antioch University LA Literary Uprising (May 7, Columbus, Ohio)
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Links
- Arnold Adoff and Tracy Staggers: Poet And One Woman Band
- Bernadette Murphy
- Candace Kearns Read
- Chris Tebbetts
- Climbing Poetree
- Cyndi Pauwels
- Diane Baumer
- Divyam Chaya Bernstein
- Elaine Gale
- Fred Marchant
- Gayle Brandeis
- Have Son, Will Travel (Holly Hudson)
- Jim Krusoe (Wikipedia)
- Kristin Walrod
- Lynda Barry (The Nearsighted Monkey)
- Marly Youmans
- Mothers of Invention
- Museum of Jurassic Technology
- Page Meets Stage
- Robert Freeman Wexler
- Sanity Creek Sock Monkeys
- Tara Ison
- Taylor Mali
- The Eyeball Kid
- Urban Baby Bonnets
- Vines, Wines, and Lines (Mark Rich)
- Whitney Bell
