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making waves.
Yesterday, I went to the beach with my partner, a book, and a few cans of Chenin Blanc. It was warm enough to swim in the ocean, which means summer is…
abigail stewart
Jun 28
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seeking a fixed point.
I was hanging out at Dolores Park last weekend and, well, if you haven’t been to Dolores Park in San Francisco, it is mostly a huge outdoor party…
abigail stewart
May 27
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the principle of perception.
I picked up Vladimir by Julia May Jonas on a recommendation from another writer whose literary tastes align closely with my own. I hadn’t seen the cover…
abigail stewart
May 5
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to set color free.
My life as a creative is dictated both by my ability to create and to share my work with readers. However, creatives also must often consider the issue…
abigail stewart
Apr 20
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to set color free.
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constant movement and casual violence.
I’ve flown a lot this month – first to Key West for vacation, then to Philly to attend AWP. All this flying, accompanied by daylight savings time, has…
abigail stewart
Mar 31
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all those who are seen and unseen.
I’ve just finished Jessica Au’s novel, Cold Enough for Snow, which won the inaugural Novel Prize run by London-based Fitzcarraldo Editions, Australian…
abigail stewart
Mar 1
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books and brevity.
There was recently a ~discourse~ on Twitter regarding novel word count, particularly the word count one must aspire to in order to become commercially…
abigail stewart
Feb 16
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a city of one's own.
I recently went by myself to a bar to watch a 49ers playoff game. My partner had gone to visit his family and, in the absence of the person I normally…
abigail stewart
Feb 1
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a city of one's own.
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the art of memory.
You never know when you will cease having access to the archive of your past. The physical relics of your youth will eventually be lost to you. But…
abigail stewart
Jan 25
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I'm still writing on the internet.
I read Kate Zambreno’s To Write as if Already Dead late last year and, in the former half of the book, she writes what can only be described as an elegy…
abigail stewart
Jan 15
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I'm still writing on the internet.
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learning to interrupt.
To become a WRITER I had to learn to INTERRUPT, to speak up, to speak a little louder, and then LOUDER, and then to just speak in my own voice which is…
abigail stewart
Jan 14
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