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    Carver’s Ending of Cathedral: “It’s Really Something”
    Eric Sheridan Wyatt
    • Jan 25, 2013
    • 3 min

    Carver’s Ending of Cathedral: “It’s Really Something”

    One of the things that I like best about asking fellow writers to write for my blog during these “A Week With…” posts is the variety of response. Yesterday, Dr. Heidi Moore talked about how, at this stage in her life, she questions the “ease” of the ending that Carver gives us. Today, writer and creative writing teacher, Sara McDaniel focuses on the simple words that Carver uses to reveal this epiphany of the narrator. * * * Anton Chekhov once wrote, “I think that when one ha
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    Carver’s Cathedral: Different Interpretations at Different Stages of Life
    Eric Sheridan Wyatt
    • Jan 24, 2013
    • 3 min

    Carver’s Cathedral: Different Interpretations at Different Stages of Life

    Heidi Moore writes wonderfully re-imagined modern stories based on Greek mythology, among other things. She is also a medical doctor and non-fiction feature writer, as well as mother and wife and friend. It’s a pleasure to host her here on the blog as she takes on Carver’s ending of Cathedral: * * * Raymond Carver has always been one of my favorite writers.  If I could choose a style to emulate, it would be the minimalist. In Cathedral, Carver writes sentences like, “She told
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