Emma Bolden

What’s Really Horrible About American Horror Story

In which Emma writes about what happens when she watches FX.

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October 12, 2013

American Horror Story, American Horror Story: Coven, Coven, GenPop Books, Maleficae, Malificae, witches in stitches
Revisionings

In which Emma talks about being uncomfortable, which is her general state of being. But.

emmabolden

October 1, 2013

A teacher’s education, Art and life and love and The Big Stuff, awesome, classroom, cool/not cool, creative nonfiction, creative writing, creative writing pedagogy, Department of Writing and Linguistics, disagreeable/agreeable, Doing, education, edumacation, Emma is very lucky, Emma’s theories on what makes for Very Good Poetry, False Dichotomies, Fear and how to face it, Free to Be You and Me, Georgia Southern, Home, learning, Losing courage and other freakouts, my students, pedagogy, poems, poetry, poets, re-purposing, revision, writing community, writing life, writing teachers
Dirge with Grunge Music

There isn’t a straight line in this entry. Over the past few years, I’ve followed a certain trajectory in my poetry classes. I’ve started with the image and ended with the elegy. If forced to explain, I’d probably say that this seemed to cover two major impulses in poetry: to capture an experience and invite…

emmabolden

September 17, 2013

no words
Why We Shouldn’t Stop Talking About Miley Cyrus

In which Emma talks about how Miley Cyrus’ bad performance was bad for all women.

emmabolden

August 28, 2013

A manifesto of sorts, Academia, feminism, music, My addiction to terrible television, Pop Music, Power to the People
Tonight. Atlanta. Kavarna. True Story. BOOM.

In which Emma talks about a very traumatic experience and invites you to join her at the True Story reading series to hear more about her traumatic experiences.

emmabolden

August 16, 2013

appearances, bad behavior in public places, BOOM., childhood ailments and other daily disasters, creative nonfiction, creative writing, Emma is very lucky, Emma's Awkward Adolescence, Georgia, I really did go to a school called Our Lady of Sorrows, nonfiction, plans, reading, readings, Scenes from my childhood, The Journal of Seven Year Old Emily Bolden, What Emma is up to, Where You Can Find Me (Or At Least My Words)

What’s Really Horrible About American Horror Story

Revisionings

Dirge with Grunge Music

Why We Shouldn’t Stop Talking About Miley Cyrus

Tonight. Atlanta. Kavarna. True Story. BOOM.