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In the first of a two-parter, Professor Forever reads a great Stephen King horror story, one she hopes you will enjoy and search for ideas on consciousness, religion, death, and marriage. Her analysis on those topics and more next week!
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Poetry, Legacy, Business (???), and the Ponce de Leon obsession. Professor Forever hopes her talk today inspires you to take on a challenge...just not one a child would hate.
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Professor Forever goes back to a favorite creative exercise, this time using words from the season.
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Professor Forever is in a mood. Is she losing her obsession with horror films? And a possible future body.
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(Of course it should.) Professor Forever honors an acquaintance who died, explains something she knows how to do, and reads you a funny horror story.
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Professor Forever feels the need to clarify and extend her discussion about why she thinks reality is fiction or creative non-fiction. Also, a look at 1978 that may surprise some classmates.
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What's your favorite season? Other than finding the last bunches of Concord grapes, Professor Forever doesn't like Fall, particularly. The reasons why and Covid sensations.
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Visiting a place of your past can never be the same, Gertrude Stein thought. (She wrote: "There is no there there.") Professor Forever found that some things didn't change, while others changed into invisibility.
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Can you think of a fair or festival that defined the end of your summers when you were young? Professor Forever takes you on a stroll down the midway of The Canfield Fair...in the 1970s.
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Professor Forever unmasks another persona. This character pounds the skins!
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