Bullseye I spill ink and watch it fill in the cracks inside me looping around and around in my mind and watch as the lines carve themselves…… Read more “Prose Poem: The endless sentence challenge”
Category: Ben Berman Ghan
A Short letter to myself and others, on the subject of Literary Reference
There is something which writers are guilty, When educated in literature. It is a vanity they cannot help, Poets, Hacks, Wretches, all suffer alike. * They are…… Read more “A Short letter to myself and others, on the subject of Literary Reference”
Poem for Mystical Landscapes
inspired by the Mystical Landscape exhibit at the Art Gallery of Ontario Standing under Gallery Lights 1899 Shifting tones, ocean glimmers, pulling into its cool depths. I…… Read more “Poem for Mystical Landscapes”
The Ink-Stained-Wretch
It’s hard to say where the expression Ink-Stained-Wretch originates. Though I have found almost no reliable sources, at least one researcher told me in passing that the…… Read more “The Ink-Stained-Wretch”
Explaining my Little Friend
Hello, my big friends and strangers. If you know me, then you probably know that I come with a constant stream of thought and sound. For this,…… Read more “Explaining my Little Friend”
Writing in the Digital Age
The wastepaper basket is a writer’s best friend. – Isaac Bashevis Singer These words were true when the Nobel Prize winner Mr. Singer said them and they…… Read more “Writing in the Digital Age”
Nanowrimo, or how I learned to stop word-counting and love the bomb
Hello writers and readers. As this is written, it is the end of November. While most people know November as that month where basically nothing happens, other…… Read more “Nanowrimo, or how I learned to stop word-counting and love the bomb”
