Chronological Order

<p>Chronological order is the order in which the events occurred from first to last. This is the easiest pattern to write and to follow (stanhopeschools.org).</p><p><br></p><p>There is an inherent intrigue in the idea of something following something else. Stories or poems in this case which are ordered chronologically in <em>Chronological Order</em> may contain more information than if they stood alone. I am interested in their association and why they presented themselves to me. What was the muse doing when they whispered them into my ear? This is why I kept to this particular Order.</p><p><br></p><p><em>Chronological Order</em> too is an attempt to depict reality as it is. I am also hoping that each piece creates catharsis in the reader. As far as I can tell Catharsis is the most critical thing in life. There is nothing more grand and fantastic. As I write I have always wanted to emulate my experience reading <em>The New Yorker</em> and<em> Granta</em> poems and short stories for example although there is a world of excellent writing.</p><p><br></p>