Short Forms: No Stepping Stone
…forms (should) lead to a novel. Short forms are no strangers to “shoulds”—literary or popular. Brandon Taylor, associate editor of Electric Literature’s Recommended Reading, tackles a popular short forms “should”…
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#5onFri: Five Ways to Write About Something Difficult
…revise. Harness your courage and write from your heart! Pamela Gay is the recipient of a New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) award in creative nonfiction and an Independent…
#5onFri: Five Tips for Creating Your Villain
…be shocked, I tell you, absolutely shocked! Congratulations. You’ve succeeded. A. R. Taylor is an award-winning playwright, essayist, and fiction writer. Her debut novel, Sex, Rain, and Cold Fusion, won…
My Fantastic Experience at Malice Domestic 2017
…How to Write Gripping Stories that Keep Readers on the Edge of Their Seats won Best Nonfiction. Best Short Story winner was Art Taylor for Parallel Play. And the Agatha…
Episode 263: When Big Suspense Happens in Small Towns — Interview with Thrillerfest Debut Authors 2019
…Wicked by D.A. Bartley Detective Abish Taylor left Utah for a reason. But with her husband’s passing, it’s time to come home. Reconnecting with her family means dealing with her…
Episode 448: From Drafting to Marketing: A Debut Author’s Journey – Interview with Jenna Miller
…girl Taylor Cooper. But secretly retreating to her online life is starting to catch up with Cass. For one, no one in her real life knows her secret roleplay addiction…
The Book Nook — August Edition
…I would enjoy it, but because I wasn’t sure it could possibly compete with Daisy Jones and the Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid. But I caved to peer pressure and…
The Book Nook: Interview with Amy Wallen
…really jive and get down, we do exercises in What If? edited by Anne Bernays and Pamela Painter. We rock out and go deep inside our writing with Naming the…
#5onFri: Five Ways to Write Your Most Urgent (and Publishable) Work for Lit Mags According to Lit Mag Editors
…know this contradicts the current cultural drive to be productive, but as TNQ editor Pamela Mulloy said, “Writing is a process that requires a great deal of patience and revisiting…
Leisure Learning: January 2023
…York lecture and is followed by a discussion with “trashy romance author” Dr. Pamela Harshorne (aka Jessica Hart), who used her romance writing to fund her Ph.D. If anyone dares…
