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Waylon with Ecosystem-winning Elephant Writer Mark Radcliffe.
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Waylon talks with writer Mark Radcliffe, who recently published the Ecosystem-winning article, “How I Got Everything I Ever Wanted by Walking Away from Everything I Ever Wanted." on Elephant. They'll dig deeper into Mark's writing.
"My favorite writers aren't up in the proverbial ivory tower, smoking a pipe full of self-congratulation, writing fancy prose that's so dense & enigmatic you don't know what the hell they're saying. My favorite writers write. Hit us in the gut, break our hearts, expand our minds. Fancy words are great if they fit. Simple words are great if they hit. I want to read. I want the title to pull me in, the story to sweep me off my feet, the ending to send my entire life in a new direction. Mark Radcliffe is one such writer." ~ Waylon Lewis
Mark Radcliffe is a writer, creative director and musician living and working in NYC and Tulsa, OK. Once an English teacher at a private school in Maine, Mark has since worked in the advertising industry for 20 years, besides birthing hundreds of articles, 6 albums and even a few books, including a recent father/ son/ cars memoir titled “The Wheels That Carried Us.” He is now launching a new site and podcast called “Start a Landslide,” about the fine art of blowing up your life and starting over again.
Find Mark's writing on Elephant Journal, here.
"My favorite writers aren't up in the proverbial ivory tower, smoking a pipe full of self-congratulation, writing fancy prose that's so dense & enigmatic you don't know what the hell they're saying. My favorite writers write. Hit us in the gut, break our hearts, expand our minds. Fancy words are great if they fit. Simple words are great if they hit. I want to read. I want the title to pull me in, the story to sweep me off my feet, the ending to send my entire life in a new direction. Mark Radcliffe is one such writer." ~ Waylon Lewis
Mark Radcliffe is a writer, creative director and musician living and working in NYC and Tulsa, OK. Once an English teacher at a private school in Maine, Mark has since worked in the advertising industry for 20 years, besides birthing hundreds of articles, 6 albums and even a few books, including a recent father/ son/ cars memoir titled “The Wheels That Carried Us.” He is now launching a new site and podcast called “Start a Landslide,” about the fine art of blowing up your life and starting over again.
Find Mark's writing on Elephant Journal, here.