Abstract
In a narrative poem, the author demonstrates her writing practice and the everyday work and life challenges to that practice. The poet suggests, through example, strategies for readers to begin and maintain their writing practices.
Keywords
Get full access to this article
View all access options for this article.
References
1.
Faulkner S. L.
(2014 ). Family stories, poetry, and women's work Knit four, frog one (poems). Rotterdam, Netherlands : Sense .
2.
3.
Faulkner S. L.
(in press). Bulls-eye: An intimate history of guns . International Review of Qualitative Research.
4.
Faulkner S. L.
, &
Squillante S.
(2016 ). Writing the personal: Getting your stories onto the page. Rotterdam, Netherlands : Sense .
5.
Murakami H.
(2008 ). What I talk about when I talk about running (
Gabriel P.
, Trans.). New York, NY : Alfred A. Knopf .
6.
Widrich L.
(2013 , February 28). Why we have our best ideas in the shower: The science of creativity [Blog post] . Retrieved from https://blog.bufferapp.com/why-we-have-our-best-ideas-in-the-shower-the-science-of-creativity