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Kathryn Craft
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in Syracuse, NY, The United States
September 09
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Barbara Kingsolver, Ann Patchett, Donald Maass, James N. Frey
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The Far End of Happy
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The Art of Falling
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Crafting Story Movement: Techniques to Engage Readers and Drive Your Novel Forward
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Sit around my campfire for a spell
It’s funny—I came here today to write about gathering, only to realize that I’d shared the same thoughts here last year. Anyone else feel like they’re caught in a hamster wheel?
I suppose if we were snakes we wouldn’t care one wit that we’re spending so much time apart. Snakes are solitary animals, typically leaving the “nest” within one week after birth. But humans crave connection. We reinforce o
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“There is such beauty in the fight to live. We must all find the courage to go on.”
― The Art of Falling
― The Art of Falling
“Watching dance isn't about picking up moves. It's about noting the relationships between motion and space and rhythm to absorb a greater concept”
― The Art of Falling
― The Art of Falling
“Perfect, you say? That was your problem. It is our imperfections that make us endlessly fascinating.”
― The Art of Falling
― The Art of Falling
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“You have to write the book that wants to be written. And if the book will be too difficult for grown-ups, then you write it for children.”
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“She could not drown the pain; it knew how to breath underwater.
So she’d learned to swim.”
― The Favorite Daughter
So she’d learned to swim.”
― The Favorite Daughter
“Just so I understand—” Noah Brewster said, and the confusion on his face made me wonder if he’d turn out to be one of the ding-dongs.”
― Romantic Comedy
― Romantic Comedy
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Thank you for becoming my friend on Goodreads. I was both moved and impressed by your bio.
Elizabeth wrote: "Kathryn, I am currently reading SOMEONE by Alice McDermott and though I didn't grow up in the exact period that she writes about, I am amazing at how her memory-laden work speaks to me. She is able..."Thanks for the recommendation, Beth! I have read a couple of Alice's books (Charming Billy, The Optimist's Daughter) and was thrilled to learn so much from her when I sat in on 6 of her workshops when I was at Sewanee Writers' Conference in 2002. This one sounds great as well. xo
Kathryn, I am currently reading SOMEONE by Alice McDermott and though I didn't grow up in the exact period that she writes about, I am amazing at how her memory-laden work speaks to me. She is able to pull us into a world without the clamor of tension, but rather the strange pull and tug of life. Hope are are well, Beth Havey
Hi, Kathryn! Good to see you here.Catherine Stine
