Ann Mason
Political science professor turned international education consultant turned academic editor, and now an aspiring writer. Happy to be back in the Champlain Valley after 25 years in Colombia.
As I commented in today's session, I very much liked the pace, the action, your use of dialogue, and the…
On Friday 2/4 Open Genre: Corona, Chapter 1-2 by Millie Eidson
Hi Stephen - This was an incredible creative, lively romp of a story. The way you drew on familiar characters…
On Friday 2/4 Open Genre: Micro-fiction
Your writing is so refreshingly straightforward and lively. I love all the dialogue, and in that way you do a…
On Friday Nov. 19 Open Genre–Millie Eidson’s Borrelia
This is an intriguing piece of writing. I am fascinated by how well you were able to be capture the…
On Friday Nov. 19 Open Genre: The Life and Times of Thomas Maule, Chapter 1
This is a beautiful poem, Darlene, and I loved your reading of it. For me, it was all about the…
On Friday 11/12 Open Genre: “Where Wind Enfolds Beauty Within Time” by Darlene Witte
Great poem. It grabbed me right off the bat. I loved the ending - it really made the poem for…
On Friday 11/12 Open Genre: “as I slept” by Dennis Gray
Ev, This piece of writing (is it a first chapter in a novel?) is full of marvelous detail that makes…
On Friday 11/12 Open Genre: “Mid-Sommer” by Ev Larsen
Thanks for your comments, Robert. You are so right; this could be a master file from which I open up…
On Friday 11/5 Open Genre: “The Beginning of the World” by Ann Mason
Millie, My email answer to you apparently wasn´t delivered. Again, thank you for your encouraging words, which have put wind…
On Friday 11/5 Open Genre: “The Beginning of the World” by Ann Mason
Charlie, This is a great read. I found it fun and uplifting. So many of these do what first lines…
On Friday 11/5 Open Genre: “First Lines” by Charlie Messing