Our Fairy Tales Ourselves: Storytelling From East to West

Our Fairy Tales Ourselves: Storytelling From East to West

Marie Mutsuki Mockett on What a Story Can Be

By Marie Mutsuki Mockett | January 27, 2016

Surrealism and Decomposition. Or How I Wrote My Novel.

Surrealism and Decomposition. Or How I Wrote My Novel.

Elizabeth McKenzie Finds Help From Breton to Bellow

By Elizabeth McKenzie | January 26, 2016

Writing Workshops LA: Beware of Dog!

Writing Workshops LA: Beware of Dog!

Michele Filgate Talks to Edan Lepucki About West Coast Writing Community

By Michele Filgate | January 22, 2016

The Importance of Reading While Pregnant

The Importance of Reading While Pregnant

On Our Love-Hate Relationship with Parenting Books

By Yardenne Greenspan | January 21, 2016

Four Personality Types That Will Derail Your Literary Event

Four Personality Types That Will Derail Your Literary Event

Or, Some Highly Subjective Advice on What Makes for a Good Panel

By Tim Johnson | January 15, 2016

My First Writing Job: Copyboy at<em> the Daily News</em>

My First Writing Job: Copyboy at the Daily News

Warren Adler Remembers the Heyday of Newsprint in America

By Warren Adler | January 15, 2016

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On Being a Writer Who Can't Read

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How to Live Cheaply and Finish Your Novel

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Lit Scene: A Night Out With Irish Women Writers

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Rick Moody, Life Coach: I Need to Learn to Fight

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In Which Rick Moody Advises a Path of Non-Violence

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How to Write a Book With an Anonymous Private Military Contractor

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Ralph Pezzullo on Telling the Stories of America's Secret Soldiers

By Ralph Pezzullo | January 11, 2016

Where is Wisława Szymborska’s Teeming Crowd?

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Remembering the Great Poet 20 Years After Her Nobel Prize

By Jonathan Russell Clark | January 8, 2016

How I Gave Up On the Great American Novel and Got a Book Deal

How I Gave Up On the Great American Novel and Got a Book Deal

On Saying Goodbye to Your Literary Heroes

By Ed Tarkington | January 7, 2016

On Writers, Hoarders, and Their Clutter

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From Auden to Mitchell: Messy Life, Brilliant Mind?

By Barry Yourgrau | January 7, 2016

The Time My Grown-Up Novel Was Marketed As Young Adult

The Time My Grown-Up Novel Was Marketed As Young Adult

On the Ever-Blurring Lines Across Literary Genres

By Kate Axelrod | January 5, 2016

Noel Coward, Reluctant Screenwriter

Noel Coward, Reluctant Screenwriter

When One of the 20th Century's Great Playwrights Moved to Film

By Barry Day | December 30, 2015

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