Everything in the world feels so big and overwhelming right now. At least that’s how it feels for me. So I might suggest that we try to write into the opposite of that feeling. I might suggest that we write something small. Try a teeny confession. Try a teeny compliment. Write a tiny conversation. A tiny love letter. The littlest ode to the smallest object you love, something that can fit whole in your hand. So much is intangible right now, so consider something you can actually touch, or taste or take with you in your pocket. Conjure that teeny tiniest thing and live with the minutiae of it for a minute. ✨
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Please send me info about The Adirondack Center for Writing Residency from October 4 to October 18. I was not able to find more info on your website. I have a copy of the Poets & Writers Magazine issue for May/June 2020. I live in Manhattan, New York City. Thank you.
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Hi Gail, the residency info is available here: https://adirondackcenterforwriting.org/residency/
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