As if making meaning wasn’t the purpose of writing fiction; as if the point of archaeology was to display objects in a glass case, and not to learn about the people who used them.
In essay published in Cleaver Magazine, Elizabeth Mosier examines the small things in life and how they lend meaning to our lives (and our writing).
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