(If you haven’t read day 0, day 1, day 2, day 3, or day 4, you might want to check them out first.) Our last day was a little reversed. Instead of starting with critique groups, we started with
Month: February 2007
SHU January Residency: Day 4
(If you haven’t read day 0, day 1, day 2, or day 3, you might want to check them out first.) Tuesday morning my story was critiqued. I thought I’d feel a lot more nervous, but the good experiences
SHU January Residency: Day 3
(If you haven’t read day 0, day 1 and day 2, you might want to check them out first.) Day 3 dawned bright and early. We started off the day with another round of critiques, and by the end of
Pandemics, Pathogens, and Avian Flu
I recently did a little research into pandemics and pathogens for a story I’m writing. I discovered some very interesting stuff, like – there were more pandemics in the 1900’s than I knew about.
SHU January Residency: Day 2
(If you haven’t read day 0 and day 1, you might want to check them out first.) I woke the next morning with butterflies. First up that morning: my first critique group. The last time I was in a face-to-face
SHU January Residency: Day 1
I knew the day was going to start at what for me was a very early hour. I often get up around 9 or 10 or even later (and stay up correspondingly late at night), but classes started at 9am. Ugh. So –
SHU January Residency: Reception (Day 0)
I’m a little late, but it’s about time I talked about the residency I just attended at SHU. Months ago, when I was trying to decide if I wanted to apply to the writing popular fiction program, I looked