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TagHome[sick] for the Holidays
Thanksgiving Day, in my opinion, is what a holiday is supposed to be – a day for family, food, and warmth. On this day there is no stres..
Not just classmates, Not just a cohort
Last week I experienced the greatest amount of nervousness I’ve had for any workshop in the entirety of my education. This fall, the secon..
Signing Off…
I’m sitting here writing my last blog as your Fiction Ambassador, and reflecting back on my time at Columbia with rose-tinted glasses. I’v..
Tracing Your Success
Everyone comes to Columbia at different stages in their writing career. Whether you’re fresh out of undergrad (like I was), or you’ve take..
An Ever Evolving Practice
Studio Life: the current state of my collage table!
I’m halfway through my first semester of grad school and I’d like to talk about th..
Small Class Sizes and Meaningful Feedback
The view from our Thesis Development classroom
There is no shortage of studies saying that a smaller class size is better for childhoo..
My Decade Long “Summer Break”
Surrounded by my collages at the opening of “Stunt Show” at the Dayton Visual Art Center in June 2016.
After my last post about my gra..
On the Importance of Friends
The Minds of Winter reading opened with Doe Parker (CCC 2018), photos by David Fairbanks
Do not trust anyone who tells you that gradua..
Long Term Juggling
Courtesy of http://globe-views.com/dreams/piano.html
They say that life is a marathon not a sprint, but what the people handing out ad..
Move, Dig In, and Enjoy The Ride
Moving Time: You Don’t Have To Go Home, But You Can’t Stay Here.
By Joshua C. Robinson
June 2015
There are a lot of blogs and articles..