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  • August 31, 2014

    The Awesome Princess Ninja!

    Whoa. I know I sent you over to the Awesome Blog yesterday (after the purveyor of Awesomeness was kind enough to include me in her roundup), but I want to make sure you’ve all had a chance to meet the Princess Ninja. Here she is! (And really, what more do you need to see than this to know what a Continue reading

    Authors, Fiction, Writing
    allsortsofawesomeness, awesome, children’s book, drawings, princess ninja
  • August 30, 2014

    All Sorts of Grateful

    Wow! Another great day here on the Jacke Blog. Wonderful Reader A.M., curator of the All Sorts of Awesome blog, has included me in her Super Awesome Awesomeness roundup. I’m flattered! And so pleased to hear what she’s been enjoying: And now, the Super Awesome Awesomeness. JACKE WILSON! Guys you guys, you have to read his 100 Continue reading

    Authors, Fiction, The History of Jacke, Writing
    100 Objects, all sorts of awesome, feedback, praise, readers, review of blog
  • August 29, 2014

    Writers Laughing: Sandra Cisneros

    I know, I know. I hear you! Where’s the content, Jacke? Give us some thoughts about studying abroad. Or your argument for a new translation of Dante. Or tell us all about your dream bookstore. Remember when you pitted two classic novellas against one another in a literary death match? Those were heady days! Or what about Continue reading

    Authors, Fiction, Writing
    Fiction, house on mango street, Literature, sandra cisneros, Short Stories, Writers laughing
  • August 28, 2014

    Writers Laughing: Gabriel García Márquez

    Another big smiler – like Alice Munro, there are a million pictures of him smiling. And smiling broadly, with his eyes crinkly and his mouth slightly open. But laughing? You just know he had to laugh all the time – but whether those were captured in the pre-cell phone era is another question. I found Continue reading

    Authors, Fiction, Writing
    Author, children, family, Gabriel García Márquez, laughing, laughter, magical realism, novelist, Writer
  • August 27, 2014

    A History of Jacke in 100 Objects #25: The Equation

    My mother appeared in the doorway and my stomach fell. What was she doing at my algebra class? In my high school, in the middle of the day? This was exciting—it was my mother, she was here to see me—but it also felt dangerous. Years earlier, my best friend’s mother had shown up one day Continue reading

    Fiction, The History of Jacke, Writing
    Algebra, Death, God, grandfather, objects, Prayer, Quadratic Equation, Quadratic Formula, Religion, Short Stories
  • August 25, 2014

    Writers Laughing: Carson McCullers

    Not all cafes are sad, apparently! Continue reading

    Authors, Fiction, Writing
    Authors, carson mccullers, Fiction, joy, Writers laughing, Writing
  • August 24, 2014

    Writers Laughing: Philip Roth

    Not my favorite author, but it’s still nice to see him young and full of pep: Continue reading

    Authors, Fiction, Writing
    Philip Roth, Writers laughing
  • August 22, 2014

    100 Objects Special: Back to School Week!

    Summer’s almost over! Back to school time! This year I thought I’d celebrate the week with a tribute to all hardworking teachers and their achingly confused students… Jacke Wilson’s Top 5 Stories Celebrating Teachers Object #7 – The Keyboard* I started on “Three Blind Mice.” I stopped halfway through. For some reason it sounded terrible. “There must be something Continue reading

    Authors, Fiction, The History of Jacke, Writing
    a history of jacke in 100 objects, biology teacher, bully, Education, music teacher, objects, spelling bee, students, suzuki method, teaching
  • August 20, 2014

    Writers Laughing: Seamus Heaney

    Still working up the next Object. In the meantime, let’s enjoy a bit of mirth with the great Seamus Heaney, caught here in the act of extreme laughing: That’s the kind of raw exuberance that makes his translation of Beowulf so good! Here’s a more natural one: And here’s one with a special guest star… Continue reading

    Authors, Writing
    czeslaw milosz, joseph brodsky, poets, seamus heaney, Writers laughing
  • August 18, 2014

    Writers Laughing: Alice Munro

    Okay, sometimes these are a little hard to find. But there’s no shortage of photos of the amazing Alice Munro laughing (and a million of her smiling). I like this one for its spontaneity and joy…   Author Elizabeth Hay is on the left. And here’s a bonus! Alice with a special guest…  Continue reading

    Authors, Fiction, Publishing, Writing
    Alice Munro, alice munro young, elizabeth hay, joy, margaret atwood, mother and child, sheila munro, Writers laughing
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