Books at the Center
“We’re going to put books at the center,” the woman in charge of my interview said. Books at the center. “Can you tell me how your...
The Story of a Story
May is National Share-a-Story Month Once upon a time, in an earlier blog post, my challenge for myself, and for you the reader, was to identify stories and situations within whatever you are reading or retelling or writing as a means of understanding and lessening the “other”. Lydia Millet wrote, “We are always the main characters in our own stories; other stories may be interesting, but they tend to be most interesting when they cease to be the other and become our own.”
(Past) Notice (Due)
When do you decide To decide To return A library book. . . When your instinct causes you to check the date? When the reminder arrives in...
