Ten Things from Tin House
Monday July 28th 2008, 8:53 am
Filed under: notes

My poet-friend and physical anthropologist, Sharon Hurlbut offers ten things she learned at the Tin House writing conference last week in Portland, Oregon. She also notes that writers don’t drink as much as archaeologists. I’d have to agree from the wee amount of archaeology field work I did. This is not to say that writers don’t drink. This is only to say that archaeologists are in a whole different league.

And here are my own notes on the writing conference at Tin House from 2006.



4 Comments so far

Why on earth do archaeologists drink a lot? Boredom?

Comment by h sofia 07.28.08 @ 10:56 am

I always thought it was alcoholism….

Comment by Ms. Theologian 07.28.08 @ 3:18 pm

“archaeologists are in a whole different league” - You HAVE been on a dig or two, haven’t you? Not only do archaeologists drink a lot, but they do it every single night and then get up the next morning and are at the site by dawn.

Comment by Sharon Hurlbut 07.29.08 @ 7:59 am

It’s a whole different side of you, Sharon!

Comment by Ms. Theologian 07.29.08 @ 8:13 am



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