Fed up with rejection, Tim Stobierski quits writing, and discovers that there are some things you can’t stop doing without changing who you are.
About Timothy Stobierski
Tim Stobierski’s first book of poetry, Chronicles of a Bee Whisperer, was published by River Otter Press in October 2012. A freelance writer and editor, his poetry, essays, reviews, and fiction have appeared in a number of journals and magazines, including The Good Men Project, The Hartford Courant, Grey Sparrow, and H_NGM_N.
In the Maternity Ward: A Poem
June 6, 2012 By 2 Comments
The emotions a new father feels, holding his newborn son, are hilarious, dizzying, and exhausting. A poem.
Counting Trains
February 6, 2012 By 1 Comment
Timothy Stobierski muses on how his worst date somehow turned into his best.
Daughters, Not Like Sons: John Mayer and Sexism In the Media
January 11, 2012 By 40 Comments
Tim Stobierski thinks John Mayer’s hit song “Daughters” is damaging to both men and women.
You Bette Believe It: Heartbreak in a Macho World
November 30, 2011 By 15 Comments
In a man’s man’s world, who says there’s no room for Bette Midler?
“These men did not expect to live, and now they are learning how to try and live again.”
This comment is by Adam McPhee on Kile Ozier’s post, “Good Grief”.