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Monthly Archives: July 2019
Visiting Day II: Revision and Expectation
“Visiting Day,” last week’s entry, was revised eight times. Eight times (8!) I returned to that short piece, tweaked and tightened until I forgot why I wrote it in the first place. Long gone now, that first draft surprised me. … Continue reading
Posted in pedagogy, Writing
Tagged Elbow, freewriting, Revision
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Visiting Day Again
A rite of passage followed me back to the city. Visiting Day at summer camp came and went. But I can’t let it go this time. The day started out as it always does: we do what we’re supposed to … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Sabbatical and the Writing Process, Writing
Tagged David, writing
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