The title, WHO CAN KNOW THE HEART, refers to a Bible verse in Jeremiah. I settled on this because it seemed to fit the narrative of deceit – better than Long Distance Running, that is. Self-examination was the index marker in the topical reference from which I located the scripture. I’m talking about critical contemplation,… Continue Reading
On Ambiguous Endings
I tend to think in terms of overlaps – pizza pan thinking instead of muffin tin compartmentalizing. A story’s beginning may be a kind of walking start; or it could have a more static descriptive start or be a conversation. Beginnings seem to vary without complaint. Endings, on the other hand, often get a… Continue Reading
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