Category: A manifesto of sorts

• Why We Shouldn’t Stop Talking About Miley Cyrus

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

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  August 28, 2013

  A manifesto of sorts, Academia, feminism, music, My addiction to terrible television, Pop Music, Power to the People

• Shedding Light on the Book of Shadows

  In which Emma makes an argument for taking things too seriously.

  emmabolden

  July 8, 2013

  A manifesto of sorts, Emma’s Adventures in Over-Analyzing, GenPop Books, ill omens, Maleficae, mullings and ramblings, My addiction to terrible television, Power to the People, random musings, research, Righting Wrongs, sins of commission and omission, The Witch Trials

• There is no Frigate like Book

  In which Emma rambles about reading for a while and also, of course, offers a cat photo.

  emmabolden

  June 25, 2013

  2013 is the year of Awesome, A manifesto of sorts, A teacher’s education, Amazing discoveries and wondrous visions, Art and life and love and The Big Stuff, books, bright shining spots in the very much dark, Circumstances, Dad, disagreeable/agreeable, Emily Dickinson, Emily Dickinson = The Ultimate, Emma is very lucky, Emma's Awkward Adolescence, Fiction, Gertrude Stein (feline version), How Emily Dickinson changed (saved?) my life, My meowing roommates, re-purposing, reading, readings, Recharging the mental batteries, rejection, rejection slippage, revision, shameless cat photos, Should Books Be More Your Size, stalled, The evolution of Emma, wonders and apparitions, writing and not writing, Writing Anew, writing life

• Home, Where My Love Lies Waiting, Silently For Me

  In which Emma kind of goes on a rant, basically.

  emmabolden

  April 13, 2013

  A manifesto of sorts, A teacher’s education, Academia, Academic inquiries, Alabama, books, creative nonfiction, creative writing, education, Emma's Awkward Adolescence, Emma’s Adventures in Over-Analyzing, Errata, Free to Be You and Me, Georgia, Home, Inquiries into academics, Lia Purpura = AMAZING, mullings and ramblings, nonfiction, Power to the People, random musings, ranting and raving, reading, readings, Teacher Texts, teaching writing, The evolution of Emma, thought for the day, Thoughts of a Nonfiction Fan Girl, Where I Often Travel

• Are There Things That Are Important Beyond All This Fiddle? Or NaPoWriMo and You

  In which Emma rationalizes her decision to write and post a poem a day along with her students. Publicly. No, really.

  emmabolden

  April 4, 2013

  2013 is the year of Awesome, A manifesto of sorts, A teacher’s education, Academia, Academic inquiries, accidental confessions, aesthetic theory, All-around amazing people, Amazing discoveries and wondrous visions, appearances, Art and life and love and The Big Stuff, awesome kids we should all keep an eye out for, bad behavior in public places, bright shining spots in the very much dark, classroom, COLLECT!, cool/not cool, creative writing, creative writing pedagogy, Department of Writing and Linguistics, disagreeable/agreeable, Doing, drafts, education, edumacation, Embarrassing stories, Emma is very lucky, Epic Fail? EPIC WIN!, Failure Schmailure, Fear and how to face it, Free to Be You and Me, Georgia Southern, Going to eleven, Inquiries into academics, inspiration, Internet culture, it is ON., learning, Losing courage and other freakouts, my students, NaPoMo, NaPoWriMo, On being a poet, Online culture, pedagogy, perfection is boring. period., Perspiration? Inspiration?, pictorial representations, poems, poetry, Poetry Exercises, teaching, teaching writing, The evolution of Emma, The grind, the poem factory, There is no try, What Emma is up to, wonders and apparitions, writing community, writing life, writing teachers, You better work, [expletive deleted]