It’s the middle of the second week of my
summer vacation, and I’ve filled the time so far with home renovations and
writing. We live in a one-a-half –story Cape, and, as part of a five-year spruce-up
plan, we’re working to make that half story livable. My office has been up
there for the past four years, but it’s not insulated. As a result, I broil in
the summer and freeze in the winter. We put a bathroom up there last summer,
and this summer we’re hacking out a “master” bedroom, a craftroom for my wife,
and a library area. I do whatever bits of the work I can, and call in experts
for anything that could gush water, electrocute, or be seen with the naked eye.
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Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
On Writing: A Graduate Reading
Rob Note: I graduated June 16 with an MFA in fiction writing from Southern New Hampshire University. The night before I did a reading from my thesis. This is that reading, as a video file and as text. The slides features photos of places and people that inspired me along the way. Special thanks to my lovely wife Brenda for her help in getting the reading down to the requisite ten minutes.
The text of the reading is after the jump.
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