Dear Mr. Coffee, I have, yet again, felt the terror of your hatred and disdain. At this point, it’s all too clear: we have grown apart, and so have our wants and needs. It’s over, Mr. Coffee. I wish you the best. And no, we cannot be friends. Good luck with your future endeavors at … Continue reading »
Category Archives: Fight the power!
AWP: Traditions, Revisions, Permissions (Or I’m Okay, You’re Okay, Let’s Skip The Dance Party)
She doesn’t even go here! Continue reading »
Koopa Troopin’
In which Emma develops a metaphor out of the original Super Mario Brothers game. Continue reading »
I’m Worst at What I Do Best and for This Gift I Feel Blessed
In which Emma eats some angstcakes. Continue reading »
“Dona Nobis Pacem.”
The terminology war, and what we can learn if we put down our linguistic weapons and listen to what a grade-school choir can teach us. Continue reading »
Bad Boys, Ain’t, Yonders, and Y’alls
In which Emma thinks a bit about ain’t and yonder and y’all. Continue reading »
Making Change Manifest: What We Read, Why We Read It, And How We Could Get Around It
In which Emma starts thinking about how we can change the way we teach, the way we read, and the way we live. Continue reading »
A Restropective on “A Retrospect”
In which Emma talks about writing and money and Pound and music and rants and raves a little bit, too, of course. Continue reading »
Why Young Writers May Not Write.
In which Emma contemplates regionalism in creative writing and poses the question: how do we get arts education back in education? Continue reading »
On the eighth day of Christmas, Emma writes a book review . . .
In which Emma discusses the difficulties, dangers, and delight of writing a book review. Continue reading »