Choosing poems for today’s workshop on Poetry and Death – and when is poetry not in some way speaking through death – has been, er, so much fun. People who […]
The Feast of Losses: Writing into Transience Read More »
If you can see by the light of your own body, you’ve clearly got a lot going for you. These anglerfish on the page below, from Sir D’Arcy Thompson’s ecstatic natural
Bioluminescence is Very Millions Read More »
Making whatever adjustments necessary so you can do your work under less than perfect conditions is very millions. Goya didn’t sit around waiting to have perfect lighting. He mounted candles
Working into the night is very millions Read More »
One way we can understand more about millions is to use it in place of other words, as in this quote from the end of Marilynne Robinson’s novel, Gilead: “It
Who would have the millions to see it? Read More »
One sure sign you’ve just heard something really millions is that just off the shore of such a statement a pause opens out into to an ocean so sudden and
Richard McCann, on being “free from the idea of having to negotiate doubleness” Read More »
Welcome to So Millions. What is millions? It’s not about actual $$; it’s a sense of the plenty. You cannot make millions. But you can be millions. And you can
That is so millions Read More »
