by Jason Bovberg | May 31, 2012 | Poetry
Ah, the haiku. That ancient form of succinct phrase poetry, juxtaposing images or ideas, punctuated with syllabic constriction and line breaks, adhering strictly to the 5-7-5 structure. It is the yearning for revelation shared by author and reader. I hope to share a...
by Jason Bovberg | May 29, 2012 | Journalism
A couple years ago, I went through the process of building a home theater in my basement. With a limited budget, but with a keen eye for quality, I found a way to build the theater that I’d dreamed of for years. For my freelance writing gig at Residential AV...
by Jason Bovberg | May 26, 2012 | Poetry
I believe poetry is one of our purest forms of art, and I like to think I am a master of it, as you can see in the example that follows. I studied extensively with poets in both California and Colorado to hone the delicate craft. As you read, I urge you to find a...
by Jason Bovberg | May 26, 2012 | Publishing
I can’t remember who first turned me on to NaNoWriMo—that is, National Novel Writing Month, which is the month of November. It was a few years ago that I first heard about it. It’s an annual internet-based novel-writing project that challenges participants...
by Jason Bovberg | May 25, 2012 | Stories
The morning William woke up missing his left ear, the sky was overcast. The gray day made him drowsy and kept him unconscious well past his usual waking time. He lifted his head reluctantly from the pillow, aching to drift back into slumber but knowing he ought to get...
