Keeping Journals Can Help Writers by Inviting Scrappiness
In an essay William Matthews wrote as a contribution to my anthology The Writer’s Journal: 40 Writers and Their JournaIs, later reprinted in Keeping a Journal You Love, the late poet suggested that a journal “encourages scrappiness. Things needn’t be finished, just stored, the way one might ‘store’ a five-dollar bill in a trouser pocket in the closet … Continue reading →
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