…with Charles Baxter and Lauren Groff. Currently, she is a media executive at Atlantic Media (publisher of The Atlantic). She lives in Maryland and is the co-founder of the Thoughtful…
…first young adult novels came out in the 1960s, Julie Just from the New York Times said the parent narrative “fit in neatly with the classic narratives: its strongest stories…
…on one couple (like Beach Read by Emily Henry) or multiple couples (like Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen). Though, there’s typically one main couple, whose fate you’re supposed to…
…Pierre Curie: A Tale of Love and Fallout by Lauren Redniss, National Book Award finalist, reads like an illuminated painting. Tenements, Towers & Trash by Julia Wertz, a visual personal…
…published in numerous literary magazines. Check out her website right here. Are You Writing the Right Story? By Janice Hardy We were so excited to host author Janice Hardy, who…
A few weeks ago while I browsed through the YA aisle in Barnes and Noble, I flipped through the Q&A section in the back of one of Lauren Oliver’s books….
…walked 1,000 miles on the Pacific Crest Trail? Or worked at a major magazine and have the celebrity interviews to prove it? You haven’t taken a round-the-world journey or earned…
…Flaneuse by Lauren Elkin as an example (And check out my previous column for more about this book as it relates to writing creative nonfiction!): “On a street in Paris,…
…my day there was no such thing as New Adult. None of this transitional jibber-jabber. One day you’re an adolescent and the next day you’re spending all your money on…
…my job, I could relate to certain aspects of the job (like sending emails saying “My boss needs this yesterday!”) while others just seemed crazy and I don’t know how…
