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Episode 36: Resisting the Urge to Draw Conclusions
"And they lived happily ever after." But what did they learn? As strict lockdown measures are due to ease here in France, we'll be dedicating the last episodes of the Quarantine Quill to endings: today we look at insight, and why we should resist the urge to end on them.
Mentioned in this episode: Charles Baxter, "Against Epiphanies," Burning Down the House (2008).
Music: Carole Cassier
The Quarantine Quill is a creative writing podcast hosted by Anna Polonyi with the Paris Institute for Critical Thinking. The podcast will be bringing you a daily writing tip and prompt for as long as PICT's creative writing events are on hold due to the coronavirus pandemic. For more details on the Paris Institute for Critical Thinking, please visit parisinstitute.org.
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By Anna Polonyi"And they lived happily ever after." But what did they learn? As strict lockdown measures are due to ease here in France, we'll be dedicating the last episodes of the Quarantine Quill to endings: today we look at insight, and why we should resist the urge to end on them.
Mentioned in this episode: Charles Baxter, "Against Epiphanies," Burning Down the House (2008).
Music: Carole Cassier
The Quarantine Quill is a creative writing podcast hosted by Anna Polonyi with the Paris Institute for Critical Thinking. The podcast will be bringing you a daily writing tip and prompt for as long as PICT's creative writing events are on hold due to the coronavirus pandemic. For more details on the Paris Institute for Critical Thinking, please visit parisinstitute.org.