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The Baltimore Writer

  • Being Impeccable With Your Time: Making Every Moment Matter
    April 5, 2013

    Being Impeccable With Your Time: Making Every Moment Matter

    It’s a colder-than-usual April morning, and I have been up since 4:47 a.m., reading and writing, thinking and learning, meditating and relaxing. It’s a ritual of mine that I have practiced for nearly 30 years, and it has made all the difference in living a full and inspired life. I am a self-described early-morning person.…

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  • March 20, 2013

    Give Education Reform Projects A Chance

    I am one of the lucky teachers who gets the chance to work with students for four straight years while they are in high school. When young journalism or graphics/design students enter my classroom as freshmen, I know that I can establish a 4-year plan toward independence, autonomy, and confidence in the work they produce,…

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  • March 17, 2013

    Writing Strengthens the Soul: For the Present and the Future

    I say it all the time: Your Story Matters, and for so many reasons. Most of the time, the “Your Story Matters” phrase is something I tell people who want to write their story but are afraid to start. They might be afraid of judgment (more on this later about what assessment-driven writing is doing…

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  • February 2, 2013

    Keeping Connections Through Letters and Art

    Earlier today, I wrote and published the following creativity prompt on our CCAI and Smash365 websites: Today’s Free Creativity Prompt: I have several friends who have created or participated in mail projects that have been both artistic and inspiring. Some of these projects are Laura Shovan’s Poetry Postcard Project, Mary Cartledgehayes’ MailArt Project, as well…

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  • January 2, 2013

    Best Blog Writing on Creativity And The Arts: My 2012 Review

    My 2012 was filled with literary opportunities and relationships, both here in Baltimore and around the world. Along the way, I learned a great deal from several writers who take great risks with their words and paved the way for other writers to do the same. I contacted 13 writers, and 7 responded with links…

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  • December 30, 2012

    Part III: Final Segment of My Interview with Jodi Cleghorn and Adam Byatt, authors of Postmarked: Piper’s Reach

    In April 2012, two Australian writers — Jodi Cleghorn and Adam Byatt — began an ambitious collaborative project traversing an odd path between old and new forms of communication, differing modalities of storytelling and mixed media, all played out in real and suspended time. The project has at its heart a love of letter writing…

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  • December 21, 2012

    Part III: Final Segment of My Interview with Jodi Cleghorn and Adam Byatt, authors of Postmarked: Piper’s Reach

    In April 2012, two Australian writers — Jodi Cleghorn and Adam Byatt — began an ambitious collaborative project traversing an odd path between old and new forms of communication, differing modalities of storytelling and mixed media, all played out in real and suspended time. The project has at its heart a love of letter writing…

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  • December 19, 2012

    Part II of III: Interview with Jodi Cleghorn and Adam Byatt, authors of Postmarked: Piper’s Reach

    In April 2012, two Australian writers — Jodi Cleghorn and Adam Byatt — began an ambitious collaborative project traversing an odd path between old and new forms of communication, differing modalities of storytelling and mixed media, all played out in real and suspended time. The project has at its heart a love of letter writing…

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  • December 17, 2012

    Author Interview: Jodi Cleghorn and Adam Byatt from Postmarked: Piper’s Reach

    In April 2012, two Australian writers — Jodi Cleghorn and Adam Byatt — began an ambitious collaborative project traversing an odd path between old and new forms of communication, differing modalities of storytelling and mixed media, all played out in real and suspended time. The project has at its heart a love of letter writing…

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  • December 8, 2012

    Part II of III: Interview with Jodi Cleghorn and Adam Byatt, authors of Postmarked: Piper’s Reach

    In April 2012, two Australian writers — Jodi Cleghorn and Adam Byatt — began an ambitious collaborative project traversing an odd path between old and new forms of communication, differing modalities of storytelling and mixed media, all played out in real and suspended time. The project has at its heart a love of letter writing…

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