By Bernadette Geyer My writing initiatives spawn and multiply in varied laptop folders, or huddle clipped collectively on my desk topped with a Publish-it observe that claims “For enhancing.” There […]
Reviewed by Amy Goldmacher “Oh my god, right here it’s: it’s coming for me.” In Physique: My Life in Elements (Vine Leaves Press; Could 2025), Nina B.Lichtenstein reckons with center age, […]
By Deborah Carr Anne Lamott first coined the time period “shitty first draft” in her 1994 ebook on writing, Hen by Hen. Her intent was for writers to free themselves […]
By Amy Shea I didn’t got down to write a researched narrative nonfiction ebook. I’d spent over a decade writing largely private essays and artistic nonfiction. However once I felt […]
A few years in the past, in an grownup writing workshop, the trainer requested us to profile a father or mother. On the time, I used to be struggling in […]
By Margaret Anne Mary Moore Seeing my Google Doc’s “Final Opened” timestamp, I cringed. Although my essay-in-progress was a chunk I used to be enthusiastic about, seven months had […]
There’s a well-worn trope within the literary world that publishing a e-book is an act of creation analogous to producing a human life. Authors consult with their “e-book infants,” announce […]
You Are a Author Swirling in Despair August 13, 2025 § By Laura Rink Your present writing mission has stalled. A mission you received’t abandon. A mission that should progress, […]
A few years in the past, in an grownup writing workshop, the trainer requested us to profile a mother or father. On the time, I used to be struggling in […]
By Mary Monoky I didn’t got down to write a narrative. I got down to survive. After a long time of sickness, elevating 4 youngsters, and uncertainty, I moved seven […]