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Reading Across America: Storytelling on a Mountain and in Caves
Bringing Literature to Griffith Park, One of the Most Miraculous Spots in LA
By
Sara Finnerty
| July 26, 2017
Why Write a Musical About the Brontës?
Dramatizing a Family Rife With Intrigue, Illicit Romance, and Fierce Feminism
By
Katie Palmer
| July 26, 2017
The Time Murakami Met Carver (and Other Literary Meet-Cutes)
Famous Writers in the Wild, Talking to Each Other
By
Emily Temple
| July 25, 2017
So You've Decided to Write: Will You Tell the Truth?
Terry McDonell on the Deal All Writers Have to Make With Themselves
By
Terry McDonell
| July 25, 2017
Reading Aloud With Others Is More Important Than You Think
A Brief History of Social Reading
By
Abigail Williams
| July 25, 2017
Visiting the Actual Island That Inspired Neverland
John Pielmeier Travels to the South Seas
By
John Pielmeier
| July 24, 2017
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Why Write a Novel About Teenage Suicide?
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Sharon Solwitz
| July 21, 2017
So You've Decided to Write: On Editing James Salter
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Terry McDonell
| July 20, 2017
So You've Decided to Write: Take Advantage of Your Insomnia
By
Terry McDonell
| July 19, 2017
So You've Decide to Write: What I Learned Editing Hunter S. Thompson
Terry McDonell on the Origin of 'Gonzo' and Late Night Calls from Hunter
By
Terry McDonell
| July 18, 2017
The Intimacy of Writing in the Second Person, in a Bar
"Never the Third Person. . . You Are Far Too Close for That"
By
Mairead Small Staid
| July 14, 2017
How to Turn Your Debut Novel In 13 Years Late
Becoming a Cautionary Tale—and Overcoming It
By
Gabe Hudson
| July 13, 2017
So You've Decided to Write: What I Learned From Editing Jim Harrison
Part Three of Terry McDonell's Summer Series on Becoming a Writer
By
Terry McDonell
| July 13, 2017
So You've Decided to Write: When to Drown Your Darlings
Part Two in Terry McDonell's Summer Series on How to Be a Writer
By
Terry McDonell
| July 12, 2017
How Thoreau (And My Father) Taught Me That Literature is a Public Good
"This Function is as Vital as Air, as Vital as Water"
By
Kristen Case
| July 12, 2017
Spider-Man Taught Me How to Live, Comics Taught Me How to Write
Nikesh Shukla on the Dual Life of an Immigrant Son in North West London
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Nikesh Shukla
| July 12, 2017
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