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Daily Archives: 26 December 2016
In which an era ends
She was decent and hard-working. She seldom complained, even when she got herself into a jam. She witnessed my awakening as a writer, from tentative, cliché-prone beginner to confident, stripped-down wordsmith capable of earning money and book deals.
Posted in Lablit, Nostalgia, Work/life balance, Writing
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The Autopsy, and what next?
I began this blog on Nov. 13, less than a week after the elections. It was too painful for me to continue. Not that there are many bright spots on the horizon that have appeared over the last 6 weeks, … Continue reading
Posted in Democrat, environment, Hilary, polls, Republican, science, transition team, Trump, US election
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