This senryū (川柳) serves as the forword to my poetry collection SHORT VERSES AND OTHER CURSES.
It also serves as a metaphor for the scrambled goings on in my mind…
writing is sorrow; having had written is sublime
This senryū (川柳) serves as the forword to my poetry collection SHORT VERSES AND OTHER CURSES.
It also serves as a metaphor for the scrambled goings on in my mind…
My latest creative endeavor, adapted from my short story of the same name, which can be found in the short story collection LEAVE: and Other Stories Short and Shorter.
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More video adaptions to come.
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No seriously, go!
I initially set out to record Henry James’ somewhat condescending response to Walter Besant’s very pretentious essay “The Art of Fiction”…
Until I discovered the letter from Henry James’ older brother, and renowned psychologist/philosopher, William James, where he tells Henry exactly how he feels about Henry’s latest release “The American Scene.”
Spoiler alert: It’s definitely not a 5-star review…
Being the father of two sons, I know how brothers can be not only brutally frank and painfully honest to one another, but also highly competitive and a bit boastful as well.
The older brother’s letter to the younger encompasses all that and more.
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Better yet, how about reading and reviewing my latest novel?