Writing and Presence: A Beagle's Work.

An essay is presented on the author's writing and her relationship with their hounds. Topics discussed by the author include the importance of considering the audience, creation of meaning and empathy on effective writing, the aspects of how she was influenced by their dog, and the significant of th...

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Published in:Cold Mountain Review Vol. 44; no. 2; pp. 98 - 102
Main Author: CUSICK, CHRISTINE
Format: Essay
Published: Cold Mountain Review Spring2016
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