Hi, folks. I want to extend an invitation for you to send in a super-short ‘essay’ (100-150 words) to be collected with others as a piece for the next issue of catapult, which is called "Things I Keep." Each essay should be a reflection on one object that you’ve kept, whether because you treasure or abhor it, explaining or alluding to its history and emotional value. Accompanying photos are welcome, but not necessary. The deadline is Monday, March 31 and submissions can be sent to kirstinvgr [at] cultureisnotoptional [dot] com. Let me know if you have any questions…
Just an update—the "Things I Keep" issue is now available online, with the paragraph compilation here. If you missed the deadline, please feel free to post additional paragraphs on this thread. What do you keep? Why?
kirstin
Mar 25 2008
09:09 am
Hi, folks. I want to extend an invitation for you to send in a super-short ‘essay’ (100-150 words) to be collected with others as a piece for the next issue of catapult, which is called "Things I Keep." Each essay should be a reflection on one object that you’ve kept, whether because you treasure or abhor it, explaining or alluding to its history and emotional value. Accompanying photos are welcome, but not necessary. The deadline is Monday, March 31 and submissions can be sent to kirstinvgr [at] cultureisnotoptional [dot] com. Let me know if you have any questions…
Peace,
Kirstin