Monthly Archives: March 2015

Always One Foot on the Ground

Posted on March 25, 2015 by Roy White

I like the way Nick Hornby writes. I even read a whole novel of his that was narrated by a teenager who has heart-to-hearts with his Tony Hawke poster. Whether speaking through a character or as an impersonal narrative voice, … Continue reading →

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His Blood Runs Through Her Instrument

Posted on March 23, 2015 by Roy White

My essay “His Blood Runs Through Her Instrument” is in the current issue of _Neutrons/Protons_: http://neutronsprotons.com/?p=1111 It’s a tribute to my wife’s personal language style.

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Walk Me to the Corner

Posted on March 12, 2015 by Roy White

My essay “Walk Me to the Corner,” about the poetics of guided walking, appears in the current issue of Wordgathering: http://www.wordgathering.com/issue33/essays/white.html Enjoy!

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