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HOLIDAYS ON ICE

Posted on December 25, 2011 by Black Coffee Poet

Holidays On Ice By David Sedaris Reviewed by Jorge Antonio Vallejos Two hours ago I saw a BBC interview with British writer Susan Hill. When asked about the importance of reading in a writer’s life Hill said, “It’s the only … Continue reading →

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PICK YOUR BATTLES WISELY: LIFE LESSONS APPLIED TO WRITING

Posted on August 15, 2011 by Black Coffee Poet

Last weekend I walked away from a guy trying to start a fight with me. I wasn’t scared; I wasn’t outnumbered; I wasn’t tired, sick, or recently injured. I was doing what was the smart thing to do: avoid confrontation … Continue reading →

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