Ask Becca: The Give and Take of Critique: Part 1
…write is all bad. Sure, there might be a bit of baby fat here and there, but your characters really pop off the page. Or, if you’re like me, your…
…write is all bad. Sure, there might be a bit of baby fat here and there, but your characters really pop off the page. Or, if you’re like me, your…
…find out more aboutJen Calonita follow her on Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr, GoodReads, Pinterest, and Facebook, or visit her website: jencalonitaonline.com. Link to Episode 87 Link to Transcript 87 (Right-click to download.)…
Every year, I watch budding new writers nervously pitch their books to literary agents and acquiring editors at our annual writer’s conference, Pitch, Publish, & Promote. They pace the halls,…
…number of fields including: Film, Studio Art and Sculpture, Music, Theater and, of course, Creative Writing. This is usually a two-year degree (if done full-time), though length can vary between…
…Jane Benjamin Novel. Tomboy, which we’ll be discussing today, is her second. The third, Working Girl, will come out in November 2023. You can find her on her website or…
…approach. They “tough it out”, or maybe they grant themselves an extra glass of wine during their writing sessions, then another glass, then another. These things might work for a…
…Queer poet, playwright, memoirist, and storyteller navigating the world with a chronic illness. She is a faculty member for The Community Literature Initiative through the Sims Library of Poetry and…
…argument with my self-doubt: I am a writer, the same way I’m a teacher, a mom, a daughter, a wife. But just because I call myself something doesn’t mean I…
…magic, dinosaurs, folklore, and ghosts. With a Masters in Education and a background in improv comedy, it’s no wonder that her fiction debut is part magic, part science, and totally…
…him on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. The Art of the Tale Whether your audience is a boardroom of executives, a classroom of students, or an auditorium full of eager listeners,…