“The powers of uncertainty are so great I wonder why we so often claim to be certain”… Best line of the newsletter! Literality and confidence and absoluteness are way overrated.
Thank you Grant-many thoughts provoked including when people buy handmade jewelry, the slightly flawed seems to be more interesting and first purchased items… an imperfect stone is actually perfect; differently thinking.
Apr 19, 2022·edited Apr 19, 2022Liked by Grant Faulkner
Thank you for mining these nuggets of wisdom. Without you working and offered them to us, I wouldn't have written in my journal today about 'vague' and Calvino, and the quotes by Baldwin and Appolinaire. I feel content with my attempt at evocation in my recently completed short story.
“The powers of uncertainty are so great I wonder why we so often claim to be certain”… Best line of the newsletter! Literality and confidence and absoluteness are way overrated.
Thank you Grant-many thoughts provoked including when people buy handmade jewelry, the slightly flawed seems to be more interesting and first purchased items… an imperfect stone is actually perfect; differently thinking.
Your perspective is enlightening and so welcome! And the tree!!!
Thank you for mining these nuggets of wisdom. Without you working and offered them to us, I wouldn't have written in my journal today about 'vague' and Calvino, and the quotes by Baldwin and Appolinaire. I feel content with my attempt at evocation in my recently completed short story.