The following narrative was written in response to a prompt I gave my creative nonfiction students: Develop a scene that describes an important event in your life. The catch? The event you choose has to be less than 5 minutes long, and the scene should be no longer than 700 words. For the record, I... Continue Reading →
Just a little experiment
After reading Mary Daly's Wickedary in a Women's Rhetoric(s) seminar last semester, I was struck by a missing entry. Some background: I am a transcendental meditator: for those of you unfamiliar with transcendental meditation (TM), the most recognizable name to connect with TM is the Beatles. When the Beatles went to India to study under Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, they were... Continue Reading →
essaying the plains 