
E. Victoria Flynn
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Category Archives: truth
Faking It
Last Tuesday we all went over to visit Ma. We brought coloring pages and sat on the floor and looked at the tiny Christmas tree with multicolored lights and tiny angels. Ma likes angels. It’s never hard to choose a … Continue reading
Posted in Fiction, it's my family anyway, ma, truth
Tagged characters, Dead Shoe Society, fiction, Lisa Rivero, novels
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The Automatic Writer’s Art of Shaking Hands
I am a nervous girl. The flush of my face has always given me away, but lately, it’s the tremor in my hands. There is usually a tiny shiver running through my bandwidth, tippy-tapping out a body hum across the … Continue reading
Posted in coffee, Grandmothers, mother, Throw me Thursday, truth, Weird
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Facebook is insane!
There, I said it. Now, I am not going to go around screaming from the port bow to abandon ship, I’m just going to tell you what I did and why I did it. I don’t know the first thing … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, truth, Weird, Why write, writing
Tagged cats, deep end, Facebook, Facebook fan page, Google +, insanity, internet tubes, Penny Jar, profile, Twitter
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Rule Bait
It just occurred to me how obstinately opinionated I can be about writing. There are things that work for me, things that I’ve come to realize about the writing I do and the writing I most enjoy reading, and it … Continue reading
Posted in Self-Reliance, truth, Why write, writing
Tagged artist statement, why writers write, Writing mind, writing rules
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Throw Me Thursday: Crush
Ma is leaving us in bit pieces, days are falling from her, names are dissolving into particles she knows she’s tasted, but can’t place. She’s both trying to hide it, and begging us to notice, hinting herself away. We’ve all … Continue reading
Posted in it's my family anyway, ma, mother, Number 9, relationships, Throw me Thursday, truth
Tagged aging parents, memory loss
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Throw Me Thursday: 7 year scratch
Let’s talk about what’s really going on. What I want to write and do and what’s actually happening at this moment is so completely at odds that I have to admit for maybe the first time in my life that … Continue reading
Posted in kids, Throw me Thursday, truth
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Which way does your writing heart beat?
I don’t know if I can get this out fast enough before losing the string, it has all been pestering me for the longest time, but I didn’t know how to define it. A few weeks ago, I was graced … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, Saved, truth, Why write, wildness, writing
Tagged NPR, Rebecca Rasmussen, Steven Moore, To The Best Of Our Knowledge, WPR
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Writing by ear
In Kindergarten they didn’t know what to do with me. For weeks I shuffled between reading groups like a misshapen marble that doesn’t fit through the door. One day I was average, the next smart, then really smart, then not … Continue reading
Posted in muse, truth, Weird, Why write, writing
Tagged Elemenatary school, Kindergarten, marbles, reading comprehension
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What are you spending all that time dreaming for, Dorothy?
This is writing. This is what matters. In the northern California Redwoods nearly 7 years ago, we rented an unremarkable cabin. There was a small bathroom with a shower, a main room with a T.V. and bed, a kitchen in … Continue reading
Posted in coffee, Creativity, memoir writing, places, Project Placement, truth
Tagged CA, frustration, marriage, Redwood Forest, writing
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