As an interviewer with journalism training, I liked this post a lot. I also care a lot about what my subject thinks about how I’ve told their story, and at the same time want to make the piece interesting and worthwhile for readers.
Jennifer, this is the most beautiful thing. Thank you for the loving work you do and share so freely. It's incredibly generous and it makes the world better. And, thank you for teaching!
In my opinion it is your emotional connection that makes your writing so strong. And I am happy to see you’ve opened your heart to a new companion ~ Walter looks like a total love.
“I want my heart to be yoked to theirs in some small way and for that to come out in the work.“ May it be shouted like a YAWP from the rooftops. To write about deeply engaged creative endeavors from a place of disengagement seems counter to the very principle artists are striving to connect with.
From the Other Side of the Curtain
Bring on the typos ... I hope you get LOTS of CUDDLES !
As an interviewer with journalism training, I liked this post a lot. I also care a lot about what my subject thinks about how I’ve told their story, and at the same time want to make the piece interesting and worthwhile for readers.
100% agree. I too come from the heart-yoking school. May I rent or license this hyphenate from you? Beautiful piece.
Jennifer, this is the most beautiful thing. Thank you for the loving work you do and share so freely. It's incredibly generous and it makes the world better. And, thank you for teaching!
In my opinion it is your emotional connection that makes your writing so strong. And I am happy to see you’ve opened your heart to a new companion ~ Walter looks like a total love.
“I want my heart to be yoked to theirs in some small way and for that to come out in the work.“ May it be shouted like a YAWP from the rooftops. To write about deeply engaged creative endeavors from a place of disengagement seems counter to the very principle artists are striving to connect with.