If there is anything to know about me, it is that I like for things to be circular, to start somewhere and end somewhere in a roundish sort of way. I think of many things that way and have devised a philosophy regarding the circular nature of things all my own (or maybe I […]
This past week I met a buddhist writer and the founder of a meditation center, named James Baraz. We talked casually about writing with all the distractions from modern technology and he encouraged me to come to a talk he was giving at the NY Insight Center about “Awakening Joy” a course that he […]
“Why am I afraid to dance, I who love music and rhythm and song and laughter?Why am I afraid to live, I who love lifeand the beauty of flesh and the living colors of earth and sea and sky?Why am I afraid to love, I who love?Why am I afraid, I who am not afraid?Why […]
A Hunger For Books. Posted on Guardian:
What has happened to us is an amazing invention - computers and the internet and TV. It is a revolution. This is not the first revolution the human race has dealt with. The printing revolution, which did not take place in a matter of a few decades, but took […]
I’m tired, its late, and I’ve not much to say (it seems that no one really does much on the internet on Sunday anyhow). What I do have, after going through my weekly Sunday evening Google reader clean out is a few things that I found, that I’d like to share or direct you […]
It’s Rainer Marie Rilke Week at Chekov’s Mistress. Which is great because I love Rilk. Letters to a Young Poet moved me as a young writer and still to this day I can read it each time like its the first. There are so many times in my life when the passages have been able […]
I’m finally getting through some of my google reader blogs, now that its up to 1,000+ (yes and it is actually 6am in the morning). I cam across an post from Neil Gaiman (yes THAT Neil Gaiman) about writing that I instantly loved:
The best thing about writing fiction is that moment where the […]
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