Monthly Archives: February 2012
Punctuation botanica: thoughts on interrobangs and fresh tattoos
I’ve been mildly obsessed with punctuation since college. Learning about what to use, and when, took time (and I still go to the guides when a heated debate of dash use erupts at the office…). How often–as with most forms … Continue reading
Filed under The English Department, Writers on Writing
Give it up girl: Writerly advice on creative control
It’s always interesting when my worlds collide as a writer and actor. A while ago I auditioned for an independent film that, really, sounded like a fantastic project. The story concept was novel and sharp, the characters were relatable but … Continue reading
Filed under Arts and Letters, Writers on Writing
Learning to Shave
There was a time, not so long ago, when Gus was my best friend. He wore loud, polyester button-downs and a stretchy gold watch and always, always wore a hat when he went out of the house. He’d come visit … Continue reading
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