The History of Humor Writing
…Moore, Victor Borge, Peter Ustinov, Woody Allen, Steve Martin, Hugh Laurie, and Brett Paesel. Today, the line between comedian and humor writer is very thin. Humor writing has opened itself…
…Moore, Victor Borge, Peter Ustinov, Woody Allen, Steve Martin, Hugh Laurie, and Brett Paesel. Today, the line between comedian and humor writer is very thin. Humor writing has opened itself…
…ideas. Art, literature, poetry, and writing, are just a breath away from logic, math and design. The books that have made the most impact on me over the years are not fast or…
…the past. Her poetry has appeared in The Curry Arts Journal, Soul-Lit, The Eunoia Review, Underground Voices, and two print anthologies. Visit Sara at her personal blog, Twitter, and Goodreads….
…the incremental nature of that kind of character arc. There is an element of luck to the game that encourages you to explore themes like resilience, hope, luck, miracles, and…
The setting of my debut novel, Blithedale Canyon, is Mill Valley, California, a small, leafy suburb just across the Golden Gate Bridge from San Francisco. But though Mill Valley is…
…#1 tip for writers. Tweet this. Resources: To learn more about Ken Murray, his courses, and his beautiful new book, Eulogy, follow him on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn, or visit his website….
…the words lead you Fondle, tussle with, twist, and stroke the words, willing them into action, like a magician looking into a crystal ball. Approach them contritely, humbly, realizing that…
…contributors: Joseph Bruchac, Art Coulson, Christine Day, Eric Gansworth, Dawn Quigley, Carole Lindstrom, Rebecca Roanhorse, David A. Robertson, Andrea L. Rogers, Kim Rogers, Cynthia Leitich Smith, Monique Gray Smith, Traci…
After she’s written her manuscript, after it’s been edited, formatted, and proofread, an indie author makes a goal-driven publishing decision: wide or select? There are plenty of good reasons to…
…they’ve had to deal with the loss of loved ones––mother, fathers, extended family, friends, and community members. As a society, we like to pretend that childhood is a place of…