i have under
estimated time. truth
certainly will make
anyone give in.
anyone with a
heart, soul, or
mind. to catch
you up short.
andrew grimm solo
album is completed
and will be
shipped off for
duplication today. yes
today. cd release
show is may
eighth at el
rancho grade, with
timmy bracken and
mark mckay. should
be a fun
evening. june star
update: double album
has had major
gains since my
last email and
we are certainly
on track to
finish...well tracking
in the next
couple of weeks.
the e.p. is
close to done
and will come
out first. to
let people know
we're still around.
school has been
busy... i have
smart teenagers in
my classes... some
who read this
blahg. hello students.
feeling creative and
i must clean
the basement, now.
grimm
1 comment:
There is a really good article in the Wall St Journal Weekend edition April 4, which some smart, literary teens might enjoy. It is written by Alexander McCall Smith, a popular fictional author. He writes in the article about how reader expectations influence how an author develops his characters and plots. In particular, he writes: "For the author, this sense that the reader has of the reality of the story has serious implications for how characters are treated in the novels. It is one of the jobs of fiction to report on the sorrows and tragedies of this world. This must be done, though, from a morally acceptable standpoint." He goes on to explore how readers help determine where that morality line of the author is located, and why readers care so much "...I suspect that many of us continue to experience fictional characters and events as being, in some way, real. This is because the imaginative act of following a story involves a suspension of disbelief, as we enter the world it creates."
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