Category Archives: triptych

Triptych: Kristine Shorey’s “Betrayals”:

Posted on August 19, 2011 by Theo Pauline Nestor

Hi Readers, As I said in the post The Triptych: How I finally learned to finish a piece (and how you might too), I’ve been teaching my memoir students the triptych form over the last few years.  During the first … Continue reading →

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Triptych: Elizabeth Corcoran Murray’s “Convenience”

Posted on July 22, 2011 by Theo Pauline Nestor

Hi Readers, As I said in the original post about the triptych, I’ve been teaching my memoir students the triptych form over the last few years.  During the first drafts, I encourage writers to use a one-word title that announces … Continue reading →

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The Triptych: Abigail Carter’s Dating 101

Posted on July 10, 2011 by Theo Pauline Nestor

Hi Readers, As I said in the original post about the triptych, I’ve been teaching my memoir students the triptych form over the last few years.  During the first drafts, I encourage writers to use a one-word title that announces … Continue reading →

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The Triptych: Susan Bruzas’ “Birth”

Posted on July 8, 2011 by Theo Pauline Nestor

Hi Readers, As I said in the original post about the triptych, I’ve been teaching my memoir students the triptych form over the last few years.  During the first drafts, I encourage writers to use a one-word title that announces … Continue reading →

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The Triptych: Natalie Singer’s “A Kingdom Like No Other”

Posted on June 30, 2011 by Theo Pauline Nestor

  A Kingdom Like No Other By Natalie Singer We bounce down the red and twisted road, planetary peaks and mesas whizzing by, sun glinting. Abandoned trailers lean; a bony cow blinks us on. I glance sideways at him, elbow … Continue reading →

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The Triptych: How I Finally Learned to Finish a Piece (and how you might too)

Posted on June 29, 2011 by Theo Pauline Nestor

As I’ve written before, my twenties were filled with the vague sense of wanting to be a writer, a sort of hunch that I really was a writer, and notebooks full of false starts.  It was a very odd station … Continue reading →

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