#Poetry Embodied http://bit.ly/4U2PVr #poem (a prose history of youth and adulthood)

@YetiStomper Yes, it reads very fast. Not just the prose, but also wide margins and could-be-smaller text. :) Highly recommended though.

Prose bouncing around in ones head is pointless unless it makes it to the keyboard and onto the screen in front of me. Adios friends.

@KarimBaz Same can be said about blogs run by NYTimes, etc; they are edited carefully and enjoy a large readership. Why? Cuz of its prose...

@wadeis Sounds like a Hemmingway in the making Wade. Any room for creativity on both counts? Thinking some nice prose in comments etc.

Of Idiosyncracies, Formidable Personalities and Specifics
Describing an experience or person as bad or terrible will not suffice in fiction writing.Writing that the foster parents in a novel are mean or horrible does not flesh out the unique idiosyncrasies of their formidable personalities.Let us turn to...

@AmberCadabra RE: "four brains and a genetic modification", that, my dear, was way awesome Twitter prose.

Markdown - Syntax
documentation by John Gruber - Daring Fireball

'It was easier in July. I had no clue what I should do but out spilled the prose and I kinda liked it.' (:

@Manu_V haha, your prose sounds like mine :)

Must a story be written in prose, meter or rhyme, when so much narrative seeks to be unveiled from strings? #piano

Wafting on the mellifluous prose of Toni Morrison's Sula.

@ellejohara and you're right. stop thinking about the prose, stop thinking about editing, stop doing research. quantity! word waterfalls!

okay, back to writing awful prose. #nanowrimo

"tomas’ insistence that she get help had swept over her awareness like a broken sewer" <-- huh! can you match THAT level of awful prose?

RT @NakedLiberty Campaign in Poetry, Govern in Prose|Naked Liberty http://bit.ly/6z0CuE

Showing Up…
Should the protagonist not appear, in court when summoned, the judge renders a default in favor of the opposing character, whether they be defendant or

Finished reading Kerouac's Maggie Cassidy. Some great prose.

Wow! One of the best bits of caustic prose I have seen in a long while http://digg.com/d119m0v

Preparing for the Journey
“At heart, despite its infinite variety, the hero’s story is always a journey.”–Christopher Vogler, “The Writer’s Journey: Mythic Structure for Writers”It helps to have a map, itinerary, or even hotel reservations when setting out on a...