I'm catching up on some reading and came across a GREAT story by Terry Mergenthal in the Spring 2009 issue of The Gettysburg Review: The Practical Heart.
Creative, engaging, terrific.
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Great read:
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Gettysburg Review,
Great reads,
Terry Mergenthal
Thursday, June 18, 2009
Liam!
I've recently reconnected with my friend Liam Cummings via, of all things, Facebook! This is funny, of course, because I'm really technologically challenged and fought the idea of creating a FB account. In fact, my daughter has to help me navigate FB (sad, I know).
Liam lives in Ireland. We met a few years back when we were both attending a week-long class at The Monroe Institute in Charlottesville, VA. Then, in 2005, I went to Ireland and met up with him again. He introduced me to Smithwick's. It's important to note that when I went to Ireland I did not drink beer. However, I came home a Smithwick's convert. I've amended my claim to this: I don't drink American beer.
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Liam
Friday, June 12, 2009
Great reads:
I realize this might be old news, but I recently read these and enjoyed them:
Jacob Appel's The Empress of Charcoal in Harpur Palate
Molly Gaudry's An in Night Train
Jacob Appel's The Empress of Charcoal in Harpur Palate
Molly Gaudry's An in Night Train
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Harpur Palate,
Jacob Appel,
Molly Guadry,
Night Train
Thursday, June 11, 2009
Where is summer?
It's 59 degrees. Yep, that's right: 5 followed by a 9. That was the HIGH today...the middle of June!! Not even 60. Plus there's a north wind blowing. Now, I realize that complaining about it will get me exactly nothing. But, really, this is approaching ridiculous. We should be running around in shorts and t-shirts and flip-flops. Not jeans and sweatshirts.
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summer
Saturday, June 6, 2009
"Counting"
My story "Counting" appears in the May 2009 issue of Bryant Literary Review, Tenth Anniversary. Check it out!
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Bryant Literary Review
Graduation Day!!
My daughter graduated from college (UW - Milwaukee) a couple of weeks ago (yay!!). I'm very proud of her... got a little teary-eyed watching her make her way to the stage.
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Denise
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