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What Happens When Your Writers Retreat Burns to the Ground?
Janis Cooke Newman on Rebuilding Lit Camp
By
Janis Cooke Newman
| December 6, 2018
The Grandfather of New Nature Writing Was a Bird-Loving Poet
John Clare, Peasant Poet, Ornithologist
By
Stephen Moss
| December 6, 2018
The Scientists' Writing Group: Finding Community in a Burning World
Lauren E. Oakes and Emily Polk on Discovering Trust and Courage
By
Lauren E. Oakes and Emily Polk
| December 4, 2018
If I Miss a Writing Day, I Have to Pay Donald Trump
How Tommy Schnurmacher Defeated Writerly Procrastination
By
Tommy Schnurmacher
| December 3, 2018
How to Spend a Literary Long Weekend in Edinburgh
From Whiskey to Cemeteries to the Birthplace of
Harry Potter
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Dana Givens
| November 30, 2018
Can You Measure the Happiness of Your Favorite Story?
On Happy Plots, Machines and Literature
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Kirsten Menger-Anderson
| November 29, 2018
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Sylvia Sukop
| November 27, 2018
It's Taken 40 Years For Me to Write About the Day My Brother Died
Richard Beard on a Family's Denial and the Fragments of Memory
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Richard Beard
| November 26, 2018
What Silent Film and Found Photographs Can Show Us About Writing
Maria Romasco Moore on What She Learned From the "Kingdom of Shadows"
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Maria Romasco Moore
| November 26, 2018
For the Virtues I Have Acquired as a Librarian, I Am Truly Thankful
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Kristen Arnett
| November 21, 2018
Why Have Writers Neglected Elderly Lovers?
On Desire and Longing Later in Life
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Susan Gubar
| November 21, 2018
The Pugnacious Outlaw Women Behind My Protagonist
From Hellcat Maggie to the Great Sandwina, Eight Women Who Defied Their Era
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Katrina Carrasco
| November 20, 2018
Writing Women's Pain: A Roundtable
Part One of a Conversation with Alethea Black, Abby Norman,
Esme Weijun Wang and More
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Literary Hub
| November 19, 2018
Jonathan Franzen's 10 Rules for Novelists
Number Eight Just Makes Us Sad
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Jonathan Franzen
| November 15, 2018
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