Contributed Breaking Projects
Breaking Glass
Marsha Rosenzweig Pincus, Jan 22, 2012
The process of individuation which one can experience in mid or post mid-life involves the total breakdown of the persona. It cracks and crumbles, no longer able to contain all that is going on in the psyche. And presumably, or so I have read, after the breakdown and fragmentation, one becomes whole.
Emergence
Marsha Rosenzweig Pincus, Jan 22, 2012
How do you write about the drama that is occurring in the inner world - the rich and complex landscape of dreams, active imagination and synchroncities?
Making Amends: Ringing the Bells That Still Can Ring
Marsha Rosenzweig Pincus, Jan 22, 2012
I couldn’t take my eyes off the words as they appeared on the screen. It was as if they were written in a secret code I had seen my entire life but only now, in this instant, could I decipher.
Brandy Snaps and Battlefields
Clare Mullaney, Jan 31, 2012
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What if, like the brandy snap, our own breakages prodded our supple shaping not just to the end of a spoon, but to those around us—those who too are afflicted with burdens birthed of deviation?
Breaking My Heart
Julia Lewis, Aug 15, 2012
Breaking into the reader’s mind is the beginning of any piece of writing. It might be as violent as a rock through a window or as subtle as habituation to an alarm clock. The form of writing that specializes in breaking is poetry.
A Series of Breaks
Katrina Obieta, Aug 29, 2012
