Identifying Themes in the Poetry We Read
…And I’m willing to bet that many word nerds read (and maybe write) poetry as well. In fact, fellow DIY MFA columnist Brenda Patterson often covers poetry in her Writing…
…And I’m willing to bet that many word nerds read (and maybe write) poetry as well. In fact, fellow DIY MFA columnist Brenda Patterson often covers poetry in her Writing…
What’s the most important quality in a writer? Joyce Carol Oates has a surprising opinion. The most important writerly quality, she says, is not the ability to develop characters or…
…of my mother’s closest friends, took me to a bookstore to pick out a present. While I was looking at the entire shelf of James Patterson novels trying to find…
…as the Ash McKenna series, the short story collection Take-Out, and Scott Free with James Patterson. You can find him on his website or follow him on Twitter or Instagram….
…many long lines for celebrity book signings. I did spot James Patterson signing books side-by-side with his wife, and got a signed copy of Princesses Wear Pants and a quick…
…imagined person and write to that one.” James Patterson echoed John’s thoughts: “I’m always pretending that I’m sitting across from somebody. I’m telling them a story, and I don’t want…
…– Stephen J. Cannell, Dennis Lehane, James Patterson, and Michael Connelly. Verdict: The plots, writing, and acting are great. The supporting cast gives strong performances and all capably handle both…
…most popular authors out today: ● Stephen King fans want a book that will scare their socks off. ● James Patterson readers want thrillers with savvy detectives and larger-than-life villains….
…exhorts simplicity, we likely shouldn’t have more than 3-5 priorities). We call this prioritization a “communications hierarchy.” For example, the prominence of James Patterson’s name on his covers indicates that…
…only to meet authors like John Green. A Young Adult panel was announced that would feature Jeff Kinney, Rick Riordan, Lemony Snicket, and James Patterson. If you noticed something wrong…