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Christi Craig is a native Texan living in Wisconsin, working by day as a sign language interpreter and moonlighting as a writer. She leads a creative writing class at a retirement center and a Roundtable at Redbird-Redoak Writing. She is a regular contributor at Write It Sideways and an Editorial Assistant for COMPOSE: A Journal of Simply Good Writing. Her stories and essays have appeared online and in print, and she was a Finalist in Glimmer Train's Family Matters Competition.
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Wednesday’s Word: Kleptocracy. Say that three times fast, and then write a story.
The last few weeks, I’ve spent a lot of time thinking: about new routines, upcoming projects and books unfinished. Planning, but not so much creating. It seems right, then, to click over to Wordsmith.org and spend some time with the … Continue reading
After all that had happened.
Today, every media outlet will flow with stories and song and testimony. I could tell you exactly where I was that day, but it wouldn’t matter. What is important is that on the same day I watched images of fire … Continue reading
Wanted: Time to Write
Today, you’ll find me over at Heather Cashman’s blog, Better Off Read, talking about time and where to find it. …[T]ime remains a mystery. I can’t figure out how to tame it, so I try to tackle it — stretch … Continue reading
Blogs become books. Can a memoir become a sitcom?
Moving to the other side of the cash wrap…felt as disorienting to me as Alice might have felt when she slipped through the mirror into Wonderland, landing unawares in…a world populated by Mad Hatters, rushing rabbits, chatty chess pieces, and … Continue reading