Codex- excerpt from Tzi'
Sea and sky. That’s all there was in the beginning as the Popol Vuh was told to me. Sea and sky. I can’t believe I’m here. I almost wasn’t. In so many ways, we almost weren’t. Sera and I walk Dusty’s Trail. We pick around fallen limbs shattered on the road. Bark is peeled away from what resembles broken arms and cracked ribs of a shipwreck. The corn plants dry. They will be harvested soon. I stare along a leaf of blended color. One edge is the shade of my own hair. Next to it
Women of the Fairy Tale Resistance-Book Review
Women of the Fairy Tale Resistance details a group of women writers in 17th century Paris, their sisterhood of writing fairy tales, and their legacy as originators erased from history. Harrington organizes her book into chapters that highlight a significant contributor to the salon story workshops and two of their translated works named fairy tales by Marie-Catherine d’Aulnoy. Readers will reconnect with familiar characters and conflicts, or discover they never loved this ty
My Writing Year: On Brand
Brand I am reminded of costumes – be it the time of year or this group of chapters (Chpt. 4 It All Starts With Your Work, Chpt. 5 Relationship Building and Literary Citizenship, Chpt. 6 Networking with the Powerful or Influential, Chpt. 7 Your Online Foundation: Website, Email, and Social Media). Costumes are a question of how and for what you want to be noticed, and perhaps, like a brand unidentified, an excuse to be what you don’t think you can claim, at least not yet. In L
