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Horses in Disguise

On June 13, 2015 By wastedpilgrimIn WritingLeave a comment

I tried to think stimulating thoughts and come up with something profound, but, so far, all I’ve come up with is “you say potato, I say po-tah-to” and “what’s good for the Michigoose is good for the Michigander,” which probably has something to do with the NASCAR race being there. In other words, I got …

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The Method Is Imprecise

On March 10, 2014 By wastedpilgrimIn Fiction2 Comments

I write novels. Here’s how I do it. It doesn’t necessarily work for anyone other than me, and it doesn’t work for me enough yet that I would be so presumptuous as to declare it a success. I’m not recommending the way I do it. I’m just describing. I’m a bit of a rambler. I …

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