The serious writer looks back on a long and distinguished career as an herbologist. Her favourite bush grows in Central Park and is called Noah’s Ark by the residents because of the myriad of animals that it shelters.
December 1, 2009 – 12:00 am
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By flawnt
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Posted in podcast, published, the serious writer, thePictureGoers, writerlyAdvice
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Tagged ark, bush, Central Park, names, Noah, podcast, serious, writer, writerly, writing
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Maggie thought Nicholas could need some trimming around the beltline and that he was a nice man with potential to be a lot more than a nice man, a treasure hunter, a mysterious, hairy gollywoggle.
November 23, 2009 – 7:22 am
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By flawnt
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Posted in bloody management, podcast
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Tagged autumn, bloody management, circle, draft, gollywoggle, gravitation, Maggie Monahan, man, NaNoWriMo, Nicholas Dart, podcast, sex
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He moves his household to a deserted location called Loch Llamorgan. He buys a large shovel, which he covers with tattoos lifted from a book of Maori motives. He anticipates a journey of many moons. He drives to the local liquor store and purchases supplies.
October 26, 2009 – 12:27 pm
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By flawnt
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Posted in podcast, published, the serious writer, writerlyAdvice
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Tagged CCTV, flash, Llamorgan, Maori, novel, podcast, serious, writer, writerly
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“it was all miserable: the weather, the health, the job, the relationship. everything seemed soggy and wet. i had a cold. i couldn’t face one more day in the office or else. nobody loved me or if they did, i had not met them yet.”
October 11, 2009 – 11:48 am
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By flawnt
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Posted in podcast, published, writerlyAdvice
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Tagged 1957, cold, death, health, immortality, misty, podcast, science, sickness, writing
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Honey-coated cashews stood next to her bedside table and her lampshade carried long-forgotten symbols that had last been seen during the first crusade. She was of mixed breeding which amounted to no breeding at all.
At 9 a.m. the classes were filling up and Professor Cricket, Dean of the Law school, arrived in his shoddy clothes. He drove a 1967 Carmanghia which he had named “Carson McCullers”.
