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Craft and Advice
Ursula K. Le Guin's Best Life Advice
America's Greatest Writer Has Died
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Emily Temple
| January 24, 2018
10 Other Literary Writers We'd Love to See with Weekly Columns
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Emily Temple
| January 23, 2018
How Being a Librarian Makes Me a Better Writer
Xhenet Aliu on the Fine Art of Controlled Vocabularies
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Xhenet Aliu
| January 23, 2018
Great Advice From 25 Writing Manuals by Famous Authors
Q: What’s the key to suspense? A: I’ll tell you later.
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Emily Temple
| January 22, 2018
How to Write a #MeToo Story
Alison B. Hart's 12 Steps, From Beginning to End
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Alison B. Hart
| January 19, 2018
How Alice B. Toklas Found her Voice Through Food
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Who Gets to Write About Gentrification?
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Naima Coster
| January 16, 2018
Dear Rick Moody: Half My Family Knows the Truth About Me
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Do Audio Books Count As Reading?
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The Child-Poet Genius of Brooklyn
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| January 9, 2018
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Jillian Medoff
| January 8, 2018
Christopher J. Yates Gave Himself 10 Years to Publish a Novel
"The rejections pile grew twenty-tall, thirty-high. . ."
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Christopher J. Yates
| January 5, 2018
How Fetishizing 'Craft' Can Get in the Way of a Good Poem
Michael Bazzett Worries About the Imagining Animal
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Michael Bazzett
| December 19, 2017
Making the Jump from Stage to Page
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