…window, watching the stages of my life rumble by. I traveled through all the grieving steps again—denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance—and not all in that order. The psychological stress…
…Thirteen Across, as well as the next book in his Singularity series. Now listen in as Dan and I chat about his awesome debut The Singularity Witness, and how to…
…how it affected you in your life. You may write for as little as five minutes, or as long as twenty minutes.If a trauma is still raw, and you feel…
…the voice of the protagonist still comes through loud and clear in dialogue. And, of course, there are instances when the narrator herself has a distinct and unique voice, as…
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…poetry, nonfiction, and hybrid forms, but many have no specific genre. Start from the beginning, or at the end, or anywhere in between, and I hope that you always, always,…
…still a thing. If your experience was anything like mine, then there were a lot of sweaty palms, awkward e-confessions such as “I want you to be my GF,” and…
…You may think that in order to be a successful writer, you have to read a lot. But inspiration can come from anywhere. Nice childhood memories, operas, art museums, death…
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…Reverie. Her poetry has appeared in The Curry Arts Journal, Soul-Lit, The Eunoia Review, Underground Voices, and two anthologies. Learn more about Sara at her personal blog, Facebook, and Twitter….
