Tag: journey

• Footnotes: On St. Ives, Education, and Death by Andrew Woods

  Too many books are printed in St. Ives. I came to this conclusion as I harvested publication details for the bibliography of my latest paper. Students and scholars alike dread the tedious duty of transcribing this information—from the name of publishers to the year of publication—into the footnotes and reference lists of their essays. And,…

  January 1, 2018

  Polymathically Perverse

  answer, begin, conclusions, conversation, deadlines, drafting, drafts, end, endnote, footnote, galaxy, gaps, gratitude, journal, journey, judgement, middle, philosophy, process, questions, sounds, St. Ives, temporary, thinking, universe, work, writing, writing process

• The Danger of Being Overwait by Keysha Whitaker

  When I was in high school, I often thought: I can’t wait to graduate and go to college so I can start my life. By my third year in college, I thought: I can’t wait to graduate and get a job so I can start my life. In my first 9 – 5, I’d sit…

  March 18, 2017

  Something to be Said

  clocks, existence, journey, living, mind, time, waiting