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One-Liner Wednesday - How do I know?
I know I’m deeply into the book I’m writing when my kids ask me “What?” and it’s not until then that I realize I’ve been staring at them blankly, my mind hovering around what’s going to happen next in the story. If you would like to participate in this prompt, feel free to use the “One-Liner Wednesday” title in your post, and if you do, you can ping back here to help your blog get more exposure.…
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Phil Jacob reading some Psychic Lines at the first annual Sunnyside/Woodside Writers Fest. #sunnyside #woodside #writersfest #psychiclines https://www.instagram.com/p/CU256zulcEI/?utm_medium=tumblr
Back when I first started rhyming I never would have expected that teaching would be one of the things that would bring so much of my #love for #HipHop to the surface. What started with @sabotrva and @art_180 has turned into so many incredible, meaningful experiences that run just as deep as what i have lived on countless stages and learned through my own creative process. I am constantly humbled that I receive the opportunity to help young people and adults discover the brilliance within themselves through rhymes. Thank you #ARG for having me today as part of your #WritersFest and to all who participated. Teaching reminds me how little i know in comparison to how much i still have to learn. if that isn’t what the meaning behind all this living is then i don’t know what is! #MrLiquid #Education #WOFTD (at Appomattox Regional Governor's School) https://www.instagram.com/p/B6FDDA1jxq9/?igshid=v80xsg2twp7
From the plane to the classroom all in the name of #HipHop. My participants are gonna write a rhyme and include all these words, which they came up with. I gave them 21 minutes to put their bars together. I’m just gonna do it off top though...and pardon the spelling, we don’t play by your rules. #Education #ARG #WritersFest #MrLiquid #WOFTD (at Appomattox Regional Governor's School) https://www.instagram.com/p/B6EeF5XlAtR/?igshid=9bnoqrvhxm2s
Really looking forward to presenting in Weatherford! Join me if you’re in the area! . #Repost @swosu_lang_lit with @get_repost ・・・ The Westview Writers Series Presents: A Reading by Novelist C.H. Armstrong Monday, March 25th at 6:00 p.m. SWOSU Library Armstrong, author of The Edge of Nowhere (Penner Publishing 2016), will read from her new young adult novel, Roam (Central Avenue Publishing, 2019). #swosu #swosulanglit #westview #writersfest #oklahomawriters #oklahomaauthors #oklahomaarts #weatherfordok #oklahoma #swosu https://www.instagram.com/c_h_armstrong_author/p/BvMVFnmHw7B/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1gv3sv5qg7iyc
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Quiet moments like this remind me of all those long nights I spent alone in the red room writing and recording hoping one day someone would care to hear my story. No shows, no crowds, just me, my life, and some beats. Class is about to be in session! Thank you #HipHop #EDUCATION #MrLiquid #WritersFest #WOFTD (at Appomattox Regional Governor's School) https://www.instagram.com/p/BrI-9lYHRqK/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1ljqffi8fgj4u
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Listened to a talk today by James Roy, actually sounded somewhat interesting but something was bugging me after the talk and the more I thought about it and discussed it with B , the more it bugged me.
He’s gross exaggeration of teenagers is what got me. He spent a fair amount of time mocking both genders and the way we communicate, it’s hard to verbalise but you get the gist … For girls , his depiction was the “omg like, yeah omg like, like like” and the boys didn’t get off easy either “*grunt* she’s hot” and he said they have an “on/off switch” and only really show emotion if an attractive girl is involved. None of this is true from either sexes really. Apparently though this guy’s an expert *sarcasm* having noted this from his many tours of schools. I don’t know what sort of schools this bloke has been visiting to give him this sort of impression, but it’s highly stereotyped and his general manner did not impress me one bit.
He went on about his skill and he was just so arrogant. It’s a shame because initially what he had to say about writing was interesting but I got distracted when he started mocking people.
It frustrated me when I tried to explain to some of the girls in the younger levels why I was annoyed by his remarks, and why it was wrong. I don’t think they really understood and laughed along, finding his behaviour. But I guess that’s just the society we have created, where we’ve become oblivious to discrimination and where we promote stereotype rather than understanding.
Edit: this was also the guy whose greatest achievement seemed to be getting the word "fuck" published in his book in 1996 and went on and on about how the word has appeared many more times in his works after this Yes, well done buddy, you're my literary hero ! The lady interviewing him remarked that he had this incredible skill to write in the view of others (ie, teenagers, mothers etc, characters in his books) if his basing them all on these stereotypes, I'm sorry but that's not empathy, that's not "writing in character", it's not creative at all
