Genre Gateway Books for Kids
…I remember being totally freaked out reading Wait Til Helen Comes, and my eldest had the same experience. And if your kids like that, then check out Jane Emily by…
…I remember being totally freaked out reading Wait Til Helen Comes, and my eldest had the same experience. And if your kids like that, then check out Jane Emily by…
…for you. If you’re alone at the end of this book it’s because you dove from love’s edge and you have chosen your loneliness.” —Emily Kendal Frey “Techno-savvy though…
…of Emily Bronte’s Wuthering Heights. I think a love for a good book is like a marriage. Sure, you might get swept off your feet at first, or you might…
…Achievable, Relevant, and Time-Bound. This article by Emily Esposito gives us a great foundation. Specific Esposito recommends asking the classic six W questions of journalism: What, Who, When, Where, Which,…
…decision point between illustrated, realistic or graphics images. Romance, in particular, has increasingly animated its characters (see Talia Hibbert, Emily Henry, Lucy Parker, and Farrah Rochon’s cover examples). Compare that…
…or Emily Dickinson’s poetry as experiments. They were innovative, they changed poetry forever, but they are not considered ‘experimental.’ Ditto with The Waste Land and H.D.’s poetry. The metafictionists and…
…pages about other writers, like Ocean Vuong and Emily M. Danforth, who deserve to be read. If you have other great suggestions for LGBTQ+ summer reading, feel free to leave…
…writing, writing and more writing. Here’s how we’re getting started! Writing Resolutions from the DIY MFA Team Emily: I Resolve to Complete the First Drafts for Two Novels To make…
…effect good writing has on me. It’s as if my body is a ringing bell. Emily Dickinson wrote about poetry taking the top of her head off; poetry reducing her…
…find something to relate to in this worthwhile compilation. A Secret Sisterhood: The Literary Friendships of Jane Austen, Charlotte Brontë, George Eliot, and Virginia Woolf by Emily Midorikawa and Emma…