Deserts of Self-Delusion
For those of us plagued with an overactive imagination, life is full of sidetracks and embellishments.
Read more "Deserts of Self-Delusion"Whether your a twitter follower (@DailyCreativeWr) or a facebook fan (https://www.facebook.com/seawritemedia) or just one of my loyal friends, here’s the place where I get down and dirty and actually write. Here’s the place where you’ll find travel essays and poems, book excerpts and the fruits of short writing exercises. Maybe I’ll post the pages of the screenplay I’ve been working on since college (hint: it’s about a catastrophe involving the Chunnel) or a paragraph or two of orphan description or dialogue in search of a story to call home. It’s all here. Please let me know what you think, I’d love to hear from you!
For those of us plagued with an overactive imagination, life is full of sidetracks and embellishments.
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Hoping each time, that the next rattle-ping-push will be prize enough to overcome all the push-push-push that keeps us wanting more.
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And sometimes…sometimes…we just need to play a wet and sloppy game of baseball in an empty stadium under the stars.
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