WRITING – chapters that don’t belong
Getting it Out of the Way: A Response
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"As for me I reduce everything to a tumult of words" - Clarice Lispector
On attachment, detaching, and ordinary life.
Exploring the Intersection of Efficiency and Librarianship
Graphic Novels & Webcomics by G. E. Gallas
"As for me I reduce everything to a tumult of words" - Clarice Lispector
"the letter always reaches its destination" -- Jacques Derrida
Chasing big dreams one photo at a time
Poetry, haiku, tanka, and micropoetry
I had a dream that I didn’t want the lion to eat the lamb and the lion came up and lapped my face like a big puppy dog and then I picked up the lamb and it kissed me. - Jack Kerouac
an investigation into the nature of our engagement with spaces, by means of documentary gesture towards the everyday
Chantelle Atkins, Author
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I just finished reading your “Chapters that don’t belong.” Such an in-depth study of words, of the effect a single syllable makes upon the word and therefore, the thought. I am curious: what inspired you to use punctuation as you did? The quotation marks and periods have their own impact, and I cannot help but wonder what your piece would be if you used other dots and lines, or none altogether. What say you?
I say yes… in fact, those writings may also have been from the time of Words & Gestures https://manoftheword.files.wordpress.com/2012/06/words-gestures2.pdf
is this kinda what you’re thinking of?
and geez, again – thanks for taking that sort of time!