Some Students...

... at the end of the quarter asked if I had any writings out there in the big, bad world. I responded "yes".

And I do, but I realized that I don't have them anywhere... real. I have some articles on writing in Evergreen's Inkwell, and I have my short lived run as a music reviewer in a magazine that went the way of the buffalo back in nineteen ninety something, and of course I have my master's paper. There is also a few reviews out here on the interweb, but those are all under the name I use for posting to forums and such, and none younger than three years old. You get a degree and a new job and time just slips away.

I really don't want to be a liar to students, that's a little off. So, to that end, I'm going to start posting here, on this dust covered blogger account. It seems hypocritical to tell my students that the best way to get to be a better writer is to write, and not write. It seems odd to say that the most important part of the writing process is to publish, than not publish.