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Writing With Five Senses

Posted on March 28, 2020 by Fred Bubbers

Lecture delivered at the Vermont College of Fine Arts on July 1, 2019 As an artist, like everyone else on this planet, you encounter the world out there primarily in your bodies, moment to moment through your senses. Everything else … Continue reading →

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Who’s Talking?

Posted on November 19, 2019 by Fred Bubbers

Rethinking the Conventional Wisdom About The Craft of Fiction Writing In his craft book, Alone with All That Could Happen, David Jauss discusses some of the most frequently taught elements of fiction writing craft with a fresh perspective that examines … Continue reading →

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After the Fire

Posted on December 26, 2017 by Fred Bubbers

Originally published by The Oregon Literary Review “After the fire, the fire still burns, the heart grows older but never ever learns. The memories smolder and the soul always yearns. After the fire, the fire still burns.” – Pete Townshend … Continue reading →

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