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Hello Rewriters! Last November, John Koenig published a lovely little book titled The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows in which he provides words and definitions for feelings not yet identified or articulated. Here’s an example: Slipfast adj. longing to disappear completely; to melt…
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Hello Rewriters! On Sunday, April 17 we invite you to chat about the March prompt, The Footnote Technique. We’re looking into inventive uses of the…
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Hello Rewriters! Footnotes, considered the hallmark of academic precision – and possibly pretension and perhaps even pedantry – are a frequent target of…
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Hello Rewriters! Tomorrow we invite you to chat about the February prompt, One Damn Thing After Another. We’re looking into parataxis, or the placing of…
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Hello Rewriters! “Parataxis, like history, is one damn thing after another.” That’s Anahid Nersessian in The Calamity Form: On Poetry and Social Life, a…
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Happy New Year Rewriters! In 3 days we invite you to chat about The Hundreds prompt sent in December. Who wouldn't want to grapple with this sentence…
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We've missed you... Let's rewrite again! Images so often immediately spark a story. What’s the story behind this image? Tell a tale, fiction or…
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Greetings from Sandie, Holly, Kimmie, and Mark from DesignInquiry. You’re receiving this message because you have been part of the Rewrite group…
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