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Sheila squillante

Writer & Visual Artist

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Category: Poetry

Maybe if I cut all my hair off, the book will write itself.

May 23, 2011May 23, 20112 Comments

Yes, this is what happened today. Sitting at Wegmans, freezing my butt off (too much a/c),  scattered from either too much or not enough coffee (could go either way), and just hating every single syllable I was wrestling with...I gave up and went to a salon and asked them to radically change my hair. I … Continue reading Maybe if I cut all my hair off, the book will write itself.

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