frangĕre: to break
we must break first
facĕre: to do, to make
story
made, made from fragments,
from that which remains
interstice
something grows
between
give me a blank page
wait
then trace the lines
find between story between pages
tremble, flee, shift, turn, veer
shake these pages and see what remains
‘1. True stories, false stories; half stories, whole stories. Old stories, new stories. Death stories, life stories.’
(Angel p324)
38to39 
From what I have read and understand, is part of you piecing your story together? Thanks for linking to Prose for Thought x
It is that sort of this, but also a guide to how to read the rest of this project …
Going from your reply to Vicky, I’m looking forward to reading the rest of your project 🙂 I love the last line about shaking the pages. It conjures up the idea that what is meant to appear will appear… Thanks for linking up to #WonderfulWorldofWriting