…Women: The Defiant Lives that They Don’t Want You to Know Rebels, rulers, scientists, artists, warriors and villains, women are, and have always been, all these things and more. Looking…
…including Tin House, The Southwest Review, and Puerto del Sol. His essays on creativity have been published in the New York Times, Poets & Writers Magazine, Writer’s Digest, and The…
…magazine writer for more than a decade, living in Ireland, New York, and Washington D.C., before eventually moving back to Alabama where she lives in Birmingham with her family. To connect…
…fiction novels, Orson also writes contemporary fantasy, American-frontier fantasy, biblical novels, poetry, plays, and scripts. His latest novel A Town Divided by Christmas, a Christmas romance, and is now available…
…project and has become a localized Heritage.com for the realm of Irish folk knowledge. The Dúchas project contains oral histories, fables, jokes, remedies and more passed down by the Irish,…
BEA is one of the year’s biggest book conferences, bringing together writers, editors, publicists, bloggers, agents and basically anyone else working in or around the publishing industry, for three jam-packed…
…discuss what went into bringing Jenni’s debut novel, Becoming Bonnie, to the shelves. In this episode Jenni, Bess, and I discuss: How to expand a concept to a broader audience,…
…short fiction, book reviews, and essays on the writing life have been widely published in outlets such as The New York Times, Tin House, Electric Literature, and Buzzfeed, and she…
“Chefs, please open your baskets.” With those words, the competition on Chopped, my favorite Food Network show, where four chefs compete against each other in elimination-style appetizer, entree, and dessert…
…relocating to New Mexico, where she writes, makes quilts, enjoys her pet rabbits, and is learning how to garden in the desert. Cynthia has authored three books for children: 1…
