(Reflections inspired by my latest experiment in photography) And when you’ve traveled so far down this road You’ll never find your way back home And when you’ve run so long You don’t remember what it is you’re running from Stop chasing empty … Continue reading Photography Reflections
In honor of last weekend’s National Single’s Awareness Day, Emily says it best. If you were coming in the fall,I’d brush the summer by With half a smile and half a spurn, As housewives do a fly. If I could … Continue reading Poetry for The Day: Emily Dickinson
It’s just you and me here tonight, and I’m lonely in this old room. Isn’t it funny how you can be lonely with a crowd of people around? We are a shallow people. So afraid to let others into the … Continue reading The Sound of Loneliness
So, I recently bought a camera. I wanted to buy a super nice DSLR camera, and learn the intricate art of photography. It would also help … Continue reading The Photog Blog
Today I am editing my novel. I have a novel. Did I tell you that? It’s my first masterpiece and my proudest accomplishment. But, at 120,000 words it is far too long for any publisher’s taste. My task this month … Continue reading All My Little Darlings Must Die: On Editing and Passion
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A version of this piece originally aired on CBC Radio’s “Breakaway.” You can hear the original audio version here. Hello, I’m Ross Murray, beloved columnist, salad dressing connoisseur and author of the best-selling self-help book Don’t Kid Yourself, Mister. Today, I’d like to talk about a condition that afflicts 2 out of 6 Canadians and in some areas as many as 1 in 3. I’m talking about… creativity. Creativity can strike anyone, anytime, though probably not before 10 a.m. Creative people are just like you and me, except with weirder clothes and occasionally… Continue reading The heartbreak of creativity: a public service announcement
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