Each week a randomly selected a Paris Underground writer gets a shoutout on the blog. Let's bombard them with comments and make them feel like they found a penny on the street or something.
This week's shoutout goes to Peyton Sawyer.
Peyton's posts are wonderfully metaphorical, containing deeper meanings that we can all understand.
Check it out here.
Friday, April 10, 2015
Monday, April 6, 2015
Prompt - Goodbyes
Write about goodbyes. About what we've left behind and what we should remember.
Maybe there's some goodbyes we should forget, too.
Maybe there's some goodbyes we should forget, too.
Friday, April 3, 2015
Blogger Shoutout - Sgt. Pepper (McKay Utley)
Each week a randomly selected a Paris Underground writer gets a shoutout on the blog. Let's bombard them with comments and make them feel like they've struck gold or something.
This week's shoutout goes to McKay Utley, and his blog, Sgt. Pepper
McKay's posts always contain beautiful visualizations that are used to articulate emotions in a very authentic way.
Check it out here.
This week's shoutout goes to McKay Utley, and his blog, Sgt. Pepper
McKay's posts always contain beautiful visualizations that are used to articulate emotions in a very authentic way.
Check it out here.
Monday, March 30, 2015
Prompt - Found
Write about someone or something you found. About finding ourselves and that shoe you lost last week.
Don't forget to check the closet.
Don't forget to check the closet.
Friday, March 27, 2015
Blogger Shoutout - Lost Summers
Each week a randomly selected a Paris Underground writer gets a shoutout on the blog. Let's bombard them with comments and make them feel like they've found themselves or something.
This week's shoutout goes to Lost Summers, and their blog, Abyss.
Lost's posts always have brilliant metaphors that go even further than we can see, making us want to look harder, finding a meaning for ourselves.
Check it out here.
This week's shoutout goes to Lost Summers, and their blog, Abyss.
Lost's posts always have brilliant metaphors that go even further than we can see, making us want to look harder, finding a meaning for ourselves.
Check it out here.
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