So glad you have signed up to receive the For Random Learning Comes Newsletter! This is the seventy-eighth edition.
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Previous editions can be found on the blog's Newsletter page. I send it out weekly, so if you don't get my email on Saturday morning, please let me know! (Check your junk and spam folders too.)
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A slow week. Not much going on. But didn't I hear that someone famous got indicted?
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This week's poem Discipline hearkens back to a time of hard work and sacrifice, and suggests, that we might want to cultivate a quality that served previous generations well. Channeling my inner doomsday preacher again, I suppose.
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That's all for this week. See you next time around!
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Discipline
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A poem about discipline, a quality we may neglect to our detriment.
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The End
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A poem in reaction to the failure of various banks this week, and the fear of more excitement to come.
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Bowdlerized
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This essay discusses different ways authors are pressured into changing their words.
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Tools
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A poem recasting the adage about the hammer and the nail in a modern setting.
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A Literary Citizen
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This blogpost talks about the many aspects of literary citizenship, or ways to support writers near you.
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