After the tsunami: Chaminade
Our experience reading at Chaminade.
Ms. Diane Koushki, Ms. Jan Zane-Chin, Mr. Peter Li, and the talented 4th and 3rd grade students at Maʻemaʻe Elementary School created renshi poems!
Many thanks to the girls of St. Andrew’s Priory who expressed appreciation and asked questions. Here are my responses to your questions.
Experience at St Andrews Priory
On Monday, January 24, 2011 the No Choice but to Follow poets will be doing a presentation at this school. Read about what happened.
Writing isn't like riding a bicycle. I'm finding that I can't just get on and go. Baby steps…baby step.
As my goal of 50,000 words by the end of November becomes more and more of a logistical impossibility, I've begun to turn my focus toward shorter and shorter fiction…
While I'm having fun just writing whatever I want that is even remotely related to my novel idea, I am not as productive as when I actually have a plan….
So I'm two weeks into NaNoWriMo and realize I have not posted anything here yet. I'm so far off schedule that it's not even funny (I should have 21,000 words…
A reading by Mavis Hara and Ann Inoshita touched off a renshi-writing craze at St. Andrew’s Priory School.