Wow! The time is just flying by as I try to stay on top of teaching, as well as, taking classes. It is painfully obvious that this new schedule is going to require some adjustment. I’m fairly sure that I’m going to have to choose between eating and sleeping because there’s not enough time to do both. I’m also not sure how much actual writing I’m going to get done. At the moment it seems like I’ll be doing a lot of writing about writing, reading about writing, and reading other people’s writing, but not so much of my own writing.
I’m in the non-fiction track of my MFA in creative writing, so I’m learning so much new stuff. Most of my writing so far has been fiction. One of the classes I’m taking this quarter involves learning how to write profiles about other people’s lives. We read a book a week and then try to deconstruct it to learn all of the author’s tricks for making a compelling story. This class is kicking my butt and I’m struggling trying to read books as a writer, in other words, read it to figure out its formula rather than paying attention to its content. I wish I could show you all the essays my brilliant and smart classmates writes every week, but instead, you’ll have to make do with what I come up with. This is also my sneaky way of keeping up with posting something on the blog in-between keeping up with my assignments. So, the next few posts will probably be about brilliant books read in my profile class. Hope you’ll enjoy them if you’ve already read the book and that it will wet your appetite to get the book if you haven’t.
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