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A few items of interest:
Ron Silliman gives us some perspective on Billy Collin’s definition of accessibility, which among other things, Silliman says, is Collin’s way of mediating the Dana – Auggie debate that Carrie posted on a while back (Silliman link seems to go the comments section. Try here and go to the post on 4/25 that begins with “Nothing, literally nothing, angers me more than overt intellectual dishonesty”).
I am short and wide, but filled with the exquisite Crème de la crème of story. I am Otto.
NY Times brief on the Pen World Voices Festival.
Go Plug Yourself at The Valve.
Read widely, think well, and write often
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- Posted by: Bud Parr
- Date: April 26, 2005
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