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Elizabeth Marro It doesn't take much. I walk out the door and right away there are people, sounds, smells, animals, plants. It all works on me like a drug. Also: choc…moreIt doesn't take much. I walk out the door and right away there are people, sounds, smells, animals, plants. It all works on me like a drug. Also: chocolate. I'm in incurable eavesdropper and I scribble down the conversations of others and save them. I find these snippets useful and inspiring in many ways. (less)
Elizabeth Marro Two projects are competing for my time: a novel and a series of linked stories. Both have to do with places I love, perplexing characters, and problem…moreTwo projects are competing for my time: a novel and a series of linked stories. Both have to do with places I love, perplexing characters, and problems I'm trying to work out on the page. More to come!(less)
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But is it Art?

I didn’t think much about art as I slaved away on Casualties. I did worry plenty plenty about being published.
I wanted to be chosen.
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“It is the memory of this relief that will haunt her in the months to come. It will start to unsettle her tonight when they eat the lasagna and carve up the chocolate cake. It will continue to disturb her when Robbie leaves for boot camp, and later, when he is assigned to duty nearly three thousand miles away at Camp Lejeune. It will scald her when she learns he has been deployed to Iraq. Each day she will think back to this day and remember how she nodded and wiped her eyes. She will remember how Robbie’s body seemed to loosen, open up, how he squared his shoulders and embraced her as if he’d been practicing all his life for this moment. Sometimes she thinks she will be haunted every day by the memory of the relief she felt when Robbie asked her to let him go. And she did.”
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“A lone walker is both present and detached, more than an audience but less than a participant. Walking assuages or legitimizes this alienation.”
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