The serious writer, or any other artist for that matter, is a peculiar bird who has to find his way in his own time and who had better be left alone to do so.
- Walker Percy
“I can think of no greater happiness than to be clear-sighted, and know the miracle when it happens. And I can think of no more real life than the adventurous, one of living and liking and exclaiming, the things of one’s own time.” - Robert Henri from The Art Spirit
Spent a couple hours this evening reading “Self-help,” by Lorrie Moore. It had been on my list a long time. Mercy. The craft, humor, and heft of these stories is staggering. #amreading#literaryfiction
Thank you to Larry Wright for introducing me to the writings of Thomas Watson, the great puritan thinker. I am reading his work “The Great Gain of Godliness.” A nearly 350 year old text of immense relevance.
Thank you, @JLDelbourgo for your enduring support and guidance! Looking forward to another novel with @BoldVisionBooks! Thank you to @karenporter and George, and the BVB team’s continued investment in my work.
But that’s the problem with age, isn’t it? You have the feeling, but not the dates. Find the dates, you lose the feeling. - “Thirteen Ways of Looking” Colum McCann
One more local reading from my debut novel this year! Plainfield Public Library, Plainfield, IN, Sunday, October 24th, 2PM. Hope to see you there! @ Plainfield | Guilford Township Public Library https://t.co/RosQxYAC4k