…perhaps not, resolution. Sexual Orientation: LGBTQIA+ Stands for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, queer/questioning, asexual and many other terms (such as non-binary and pansexual) Socio-economic Status: Not the stereotypical rags…
…it, thinking about it, talking about it, and waiting to write again. And when she’s not doing any of that, she’s trying to squeeze in a nap, because, gosh, darn…
…& Savory Secrets of Surviving the Writing Life. Bestselling author of a novel, and a memoir, she teaches writing workshops in California, France, and anywhere she’s invited, usually with pie….
…likely that these authors wrote their stories specifically for the anthology. After all, who has random zombie or unicorn stories just lying around? (Actually…) In both types of anthologies, though,…
“Go slow, work on it a section at a time, and never paint with a dry brush.” Yeah, my dad may have been talking about painting a wall when he…
…readings, interviews and appearances, just to name a few. Even if you have the ability to quit your job and devote yourself to writing full-time, you will still do a…
…audience. 2) It Helps Build Your Brand I recently read an excellent article on this topic recently. The author, Nichole Severn, advises being strategic about it from day one. “Branding,” she writes,…
…Workshop International in Assisi, Italy, at New York University, and with Bar Ilan University in Tel Aviv. More of her drawings, short films, and writing can be seen at sarahvanarsdale.com…
…exciting first impression. The title acts as a headline. It’s strong, concise, and meant to grab a reader’s attention. It also hints at the plot, genre, or a central idea…
…(her story, “Parting with Nina,” won The Ledge’s 2004 Fiction Award) and an ambitious first novel, set in six historical periods, sits in some forgotten drawer. She’s an alumna of…
