In IIRC we trust: The Memory Project is the extension of a writing exercise I've used for years, in which students are asked to take an experience and write about it as concretely as possible and see what happens. Does memory beget memory? Can tangible details convey emotion? Let's find out. Also some general nattering about the writing life and touring.
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