Category Archives: creative writing

Classical Guitar and King Tut

Posted on August 9, 2011 by gerald stulc

I have been revising my novel for the umpteenth time and still find many things I want to revise, based on my mood, what I’ve recently read, new insights and so forth. The old adage that a novel, or any … Continue reading →

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Tinkerers and Neanderthals

Posted on July 21, 2011 by gerald stulc

As part of my assigned work towards my MFA in creative writing, I read Paul Harding’s “Tinkers,” a lyrical and elegiac novel that almost didn’t get published. Yet, despite a floodwater of rejections, eventually it was quietly printed by the small Bellvue Literary … Continue reading →

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