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I’m borrowing Auden’s title for his book-length poem that won the Pulitzer in 1948 because contemporary life is even more anxiety-provoking than in the 20th century. Maybe it’s because I’m living in the now, but it seems to me that all our technology has brought waves of anxiety into the lives of . . . well, of most of us.
In my own family most members deal with anxiet...
I am grateful to the Eunoia Review for publishing two of my poems. One of them is quite grumpy but tangential to Scrap. That is “Goulash.” The other one, “Loss, The Word,” is even grumpier. It’s just plain grumpy as all get out.
GOULASHOne of the very top creative nonfiction journals is Hippocampus Magazine. I was pretty jazzed to be interviewed for them by Rudri Patel, the co-founder and co-editor of The Sunlight Press about Scrap.
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Since the beginning of the year, my now 2.5 year old grandson Hudson has painted pictures at my house. He begs to paint every time he comes. And I love sharing his beautiful paintings.
This is his latest, one he painted on a gessoed art paper I had already penciled a design on.
He usually paints for someone else, but this time when I asked him if I could have it...
Deborah Brasket blogs at Writing on the Edge of the Wild
This Sea Within, Deborah Brasket’s new novel is not a departure from When Things Go Missing in writing quality as both books are obviously written by a skilled ...