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C’est le Premier Pas Qui Coûte: Mary McCarthy and Me
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February 2, 2015 by Paula Reed Nancarrow

I was looking for a small ugly box of a house. But of course it wasn’t there. If you go …
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Category: History, Memoir | Tags: Brian "Fox" Ellis, Catholicism, doubt, faith, Mary McCarthy, Memoirs of a Catholic Girlhood, religion, Two Chairs Telling, Work in Process
Performance, Poetics and Prose (Oh my!)
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January 25, 2015 by Paula Reed Nancarrow

If you read this blog – and I hope you do – you know I’ve committed to 20 hours of …
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Category: Blogging and Social Media | Tags: blogging, Brian "Fox" Ellis, Charles Darwin, creative practice, essay, Loft Literary Center, Loren Niemi, lyric essay, Malcolm Gladwell, Patrick Ross, resolutions, storytelling, Two Chairs Telling
Five Creative Things I’m Excited About
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August 17, 2014 by Paula Reed Nancarrow

This is the third and last of the three guest posts I wrote for Word Sprout’s 2014 blog residency. These …
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Category: List Posts, Republished from Elsewhere | Tags: Allison Broeren, blogging, Button Poetry, Cole Sarar, creative practice, day jobs, Elizabeth Ellis, Katherine Glover, Loren Niemi, Mimi Nguyen, money, Ring Ring Poetry, Sam Cook, slam poetry, spoken word, Story Arts of Minnesota, storytelling, Taylor Tower, Two Chairs Telling, Ward Rubrecht, Word Sprout

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