Creative Writers' Society of Vincennes University

01/10/2017

Eye love this!

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02/20/2016

You are a very brave person. You seek justice, and you find it hard to break down in the face of conflict. You often entertain conspiracy theories in your mind, and you're able to think outside of the box and not be swayed by popular opinion. You'd be able to see behind Big Government in '1984!'

10/21/2015

10/10/2015

GGS_DTOP_BelowTitle_336x280 GreaterGoodness Reciting Shakespeare After Eating Hot Chilis – An Exercise In Hilarity!! Posted 2 weeks ago by GreaterGoodness A bit of schadenfreude, really. These actors volunteered to eat super hot chilis and then recite monologues from Hamlet, A Midsummer Night’s Drea…

10/09/2015

Okay everyone! As long as we have enough people interested, we will hold our first meeting right after mid-term break. Please reply to this post if you are interested.

10/01/2015

Chicago Shakespeare Theater’s spectacle-oriented production of “The Tempest,” seen in prior versions at American Repertory Theater and a couple of other regionals, achieves what many stagings of Sh...

09/09/2015

"As a writer you should not judge. You should understand."

03/03/2015

http://www.openculture.com/2014/12/kurt-vonnegut-gives-advice-to-aspiring-writers-in-a-1991-tv-interview.html

Remember when television was the big gorilla poised to put an end to all reading? Then along came the miracle of the Internet. Blogs begat blogs, and thusly did the people start to read again! Of course, many a great newspaper and magazine fell before its mighty engine. So it goes.

03/01/2015

Great Quote!

02/25/2015

Which should you read next?

02/24/2015

“Yes, I am present. And what strikes me at this moment is that I can go no further – like a man sentenced to life imprisonment, to whom everything is present. But also like a man who know that tomorrow will be the same, and every other day. For when a man becomes conscious of what he is now, it means he expects nothing further.”
— Albert Camus, The Wind at Djemila