I’ve been writing for as long as I’ve known how to read. My family can attest to this as I brought home a new freshly written story almost every other day from school. Most were hand drawn picture books with…
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why i write
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sometimes…
When I was in the 1st grade, I wrote a book called Sometimes. This book was more of a poem, with a line of prose starting with the word “sometimes” in the center of an 8×11 white paper all bound…
revisiting summer poetry
I’m working on some new poems for this summer season, regardless if they have to do with summer or not, but I will post them when they are ready to be read. In the meantime, I thought I would showcase…
can m. night shyamalan redeem himself?
I’m writing this while still being caught up with Inception and its crucial last scene ending. I want to call it a “twist-ending” but I think it’d be more correct to call it an ambiguous ending, since so many people…
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slowing down and smelling flowers
Every so often I need to be reminded to “stop and smell the roses.” Well, today I’m not near any roses so daffodils will have to do. On sunny, warm Saturday afternoons like today has been, it is important to…
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showdown: man vs. bird
Last week I started a little controversial debate about animals in the wild having emotional feelings. Surely my argument didn’t have a scientific leg to stand on, but so what, call it fictional creative writing expression. I was just masking…
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a lost weekend
Over the past weekend, when I wasn’t outside being attacked by pollen while enjoying good old-fashioned daylight and mild temperatures, I had locked myself away in my room watching Lost season 3 online. My cinephile friend and I have been…
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- episode 34 - cheetos dusted surprise zombies September 21, 2016In our first ever podcasters round table, Sterling, Kortney (Get Verved Podcast) and Steph (Lemonade Show) discuss everything from the failed novelty foods from Burger King, the Matrix (as usual), and book recommendations. They also discuss and speculate a recent episode of Mr Robot despite not yet seeing the season finale, so be warned for spoilers. Sterlin […]
- episode 33 - cultivating creativity September 8, 2016Returning guest Laura Meoli of the LoudaVision Podcast returns to discuss and offer advice about the creative process, creative blocks, and what drives us to do the things that we do. Laura also discusses recent projects and ventures, some of which you can find on her website loudavision.com and her podcast! Poem at the top of the show is “Ode” by Arthur O’S […]
- episode 32 - when lemonade spilleth over August 24, 2016Black Girl Magic takes over this show when @Steph_I_Will aka Misty Knight’s Twist Out, host of the Lemonade Show drops by to talk with Sterling and Kortney about the Olympics (Black women win, Ryan Lochte lost) and “Catwomangate” (as Sterling likes to call it) stemming from a tweet about Black female superheros being represented on screen and the fallout aft […]
