Oh I Could Tell You Stories

Check out my other blog "Writing to A Muse" for a new musing "Oh I Could Tell You Stories." The writer as Scheherazade uses the wonderful conflict implicit in the conditional verb “could,”  ignores broadcasts from Lamont's imaginary radio station KFKD that lead the writer to vacillate between doubting despair and their certainty of genius, and realizing Chatwin's finding that the real version of events has the “merit” of truth but is “less romantic.”  What advice does Scheherazade whisper in your ear?
 



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