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Days of rage, watercolor by William Eaton, June 2020

June 10, 2020June 10, 2020 William Eaton

George Floyd: no poetry, pas de poésie, no hay poesía

Valentina's faces, more or less, by William Eaton, with crayons, May 2020 - 1

May 29, 2020July 22, 2020 William Eaton

And the politicians are calling it “reopening”

Eva, Art Students League, May 2017, pen and litho crayon, by William Eaton (with background)

May 3, 2017December 14, 2017 William Eaton

Sonnet for 9/27 (version bilingue)

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Now with more than 6,200 followers, anglophone, hispanohablante y francophone, spanning the globe, and more every day.

The verdict of Google Bard: “Eaton is a thoughtful and insightful writer who explores a wide range of topics in his work. His blog is a must-read for anyone who is interested in contemporary literature and culture.”

The author is pleased, too, to have made a Best Essays list of Notable Essayists.

One long-time follower comments: “Beautiful writing . . . there is an electricity.” Another. “The most difficult (although rewarding) blog I knows of.”

Meanwhile, this collection of poems, aphorisms, short and longer essays, stories, quotations . . . has been expanding and exploring since January 2012.

All writing, drawing and painting by William Eaton © William Eaton. Eaton0824 AT gmail. Work regularly registered with the United States Copyright Office (and with thanks to the Office’s expert staff!).

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Beyond the White Coat
Caitlin Lowe: Distinctly Praise the Years . . .
Choices More short essays by William Eaton
CUNY Academic Commons
Drawing New York
Eaton at Scribd Has some articles by Wm. Eaton and his cousin
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five o'clock teaspoon Klara Seddon’s exploration of culinary and garden arts, inspired by objects of material culture.
Franck's Books Petites critiques des livres, excellentes
Gotta Find a Home (stories of the homeless)
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Writers on the Job See consanguinal essay on what Mailer, Dickinson, Rousseau, Conrad and Geisel can tell us about how to earn a living as a writer
Writing Through the Fog courtesy of Cheri Lucas Rowlands
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