Author: Alexander Dunford
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Back To Workshop
I’ll be done with my degree in a few months, and that means my workshop classes will be history. This breaks my heart, as I fear without the structure of “deadlines,” I won’t write as much. I have my local writer’s group, and without school’s work load, I will be able to attend far more…
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Deconstructing and Writing
Attached is today’s post, via video. Email subscribers, depending on your browser, may need to click here: www.w-alexander.com Be sure to follow me for more content: The truth is simple: art demands honesty. We can only create what we know, and what we know depends on what we have experienced, witnessed, and researched.
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To Live Is To Never Aim For Gentle Death
The purpose of life is not to arrive safely into old-age, but to live presently.
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Portrayals of Commodus, From the Senate Floor to Hollywood
“Commodus is often portrayed as an inept, spoilt, cowardly, and mentally ill man. None of these are true.”
