Writing the Jeff Mueller introduction will definitely take more than a day. I miscalculated how much information there is about his biography and different bands. I think writing about Bear Claw, a…
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SPATE
The earth suffered from a fever that lasted for months, a drought that parched the grass, bleaching it blonde. The house was surrounded by white hair that was no longer fresh or…
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TROPE
At this moment, the Jeff Mueller part of the Chicago chapter is half done. My notes are a disgusting mess with X’s and strikethroughs and all that jazz. Will Chatham from Crain…
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WAYWORN
Woke up in Bristol after that long night in Cambridge. After a bagel we drove into Providence and I got a tour of the Olneyville area, which is series of dilapidated, industrial-heavy…
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EKPHRASIS
The meeting yesterday at Muhlenberg went very well. We spoke for about two hours. I started by reading several passages from the different sources (car tapes, travel log, interviews) and received some…
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BOREAL
It looks like next Thursday I’ll be in Allentown for my meeting with Professor Marsh. He seemed excited to hear from me (as evident by exclamation point usage, a fairly good barometer…
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MYTHOS
With all these projects and ventures I’ve undertaken since graduation, I would be remiss to deny the omnipresent fear of failure that I wrestle on a daily basis. Literally, I disrobe and…
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TRANSIENCE
I’ve been working pretty hard on the book these past two days. Today I have been transcribing the Jeff Mueller interview from Chicago. I think it might be my favorite as far…
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TEPID
Across this nation, numerous kids are departing for college. This is the first year of my life that I have nothing to do during this normally tenuous period. There are an endless…
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GESTATION
today i woke up and, without hesitation, began checking off items from my list of final preparations before departure. there is a pile next to my bed of stuff that needs to…