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What Kind of Writer Are You: Cook or Baker?

What Kind of Writer Are You: Cook or Baker?

Improvise and Season Liberally; You Can Always Salvage Dinner

By Anna North | June 28, 2016

Why You Should Aim for 100 Rejections a Year

Why You Should Aim for 100 Rejections a Year

Kim Liao on Flipping Your Perspective on Submissions, and Failing Best

By Kim Liao | June 28, 2016

13 Questions to Ask Before Submitting to a Literary Journal

13 Questions to Ask Before Submitting to a Literary Journal

Erika Dreifus on Her Approach to Sending Out Writing

By Erika Dreifus | June 27, 2016

Do Writers Need To Be Alone to Thrive?

Do Writers Need To Be Alone to Thrive?

Angela Flournoy, Leslie Jamison, and Katherine Towler on Artistic Solitude

By Literary Hub | June 24, 2016

The Writer's Curse, The Writer's Blessing

The Writer's Curse, The Writer's Blessing

Rachel Louise Snyder on the Burden of the Memory Keeper

By Rachel Louise Snyder | June 22, 2016

Martin Walker on the Origin of the Inspector Bruno Series

Martin Walker on the Origin of the Inspector Bruno Series

Finding Inspiration and Mystery in an Ancient French Valley

By Martin Walker | June 21, 2016

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The Dark Side of Longform Journalism

By Luke Mogelson | June 16, 2016

Writer, Mother, Both, Neither

By Belle Boggs | June 14, 2016

How I Learned To Stop Worrying and Empty My Shelves

By Alana Massey | June 13, 2016

On Max Perkins, One of America's Greatest Editors

On Max Perkins, One of America's Greatest Editors

The Genius Behind the Genius of Fitzgerald, Hemingway, Wolfe, and More

By A. Scott Berg | June 13, 2016

Five Reasons Why Writers Should Move to Kansas City

Five Reasons Why Writers Should Move to Kansas City

Exciting, Affordable, and Brimming with Freaky Art People

By Whitney Terrell | June 9, 2016

How Rebel Ex-Punk Stona Fitch Became Rory Flynn

How Rebel Ex-Punk Stona Fitch Became Rory Flynn

The Reinvention of a Gritty Crime Writer

By Marian Ryan | June 8, 2016

In Search of Obscure Words for Even Rarer Feelings

In Search of Obscure Words for Even Rarer Feelings

The More Emotions We Can Name, The Better Off We'll Be

By Tiffany Watt Smith | June 6, 2016

Escaping the Self-Critical Eye for the Sake of My Daughter

Escaping the Self-Critical Eye for the Sake of My Daughter

Helen Phillips on Body Image, Motherhood, and Owning Your Idiosyncratic Self

By Helen Phillips | June 3, 2016

Actually, Criticism <em>Is</em> Literature

Actually, Criticism Is Literature

Writing About the Art of Writing is an Art Unto Itself

By Jonathan Russell Clark | June 2, 2016

How to Write Through Dreams

How to Write Through Dreams

Luke Carman on Harnessing the Surreal

By Luke Carman | June 2, 2016

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