This week I’m teaching a workshop on Micro-Writing to 11-13 year olds at the Vancouver Public Library’s Book Camp. What’s micro writing? Yeah, that’s what they asked too. Micro writing is short, short writing. We’ve done six word stories, fifty-word stories and postcard stories. It’s a challenging form that is
Mainly Main is a beautiful new Vancouver magazine that focuses on my favorite neighborhood. I’m thrilled to have a poem published in the most recent edition Issue No 3. You can see the whole thing online by visiting http://mainlymain.com/Index.php/ Here’s a screen shot of my poem.
Last week was my one year anniversary of moving back to Vancouver. When I first moved back I didn’t think it was going to be a long-term thing. Well, part of me hoped it would. Truth be told I moved back to Vancouver 60% for a guy and 40% for
There are lots of ways people come across my website. Most are probably referred by some other website linking to me. Sometimes it’s because people are searching for information about my shows Say Wha?! or Teen Angst. I’ve noticed that the keywords that bring people to my site have been
Day Two/ Three All my adult life I’ve lived close to others: in apartment buildings, a subdivided house and a rowhouse. Except for two years, I’ve always had a roommate. I currently reside in a cute little bungalow. It has one main level with two bedrooms and a basement suite.
DAY ONE: When I said I was going unplugged many people read it to mean that I was unplugging from the Internet. Hells no! I’m way too addicted to it to give it up for a week. What I meant was that I was going to attempt to go through
I’m comfortable being alone. I’ve gone to the cinema alone. I visit coffee shops alone. I’ve spent some lovely afternoons window shopping solo, but I wouldn’t say I love being alone. These stretches of solitary time are wonderful when I need a break from the bustle of my life. And
Sara Bynoe 