Heck of a piece, Brownie.
Seriously, I could have turned it into a book, if events hadn't intervened. (What events? Damned if I can remember.) Maybe I still could.
Anyway, I was reading it to get fired up about my new piece, the one on Larry Joseph, but I was particularly taken with this quote in it, from the poet Alice Fulton:
“Write about the pleasures of attainment, having, holding,” Fulton dares herself in a passage from The Poet’s Notebook. “A poetry that doesn’t desire but delivers. Satiation being part of what it offers. […] A poem praising the boundless intensity of attainment (rather than longing).”No wonder I ended up working on Romance Fiction. (Was I already? I can't remember...maybe a bit, just for fun?)
This, for old times' sake:
Now back to work.
1 comment:
ah dude, how about a link to the Graham piece, you know, like :)
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