Sarah R. Baughman talks about her writing process.
Look what’s out in paperback tomorrow (June 4)! The Mortification of Fovea Munson by Mary Winn Heider. It’s LOL funny—the…
“Why does your book matter? Why should anyone read it?” David asked me.
Last year I asked a friend if she’d collaborate with me on a novel, and she didn’t say YES right…
Is passion just an obsession with something you can’t seem to get better at, or is it the very thing…
“The first part of a book for me is hearing the character’s voice in my head. I don’t even take out a pen until I hear it strongly and consistently.”
This month I visited Alaska’s Denali National Park—not in person, but in prose—when I read Hannah Moderow‘s debut novel Lily’s…
I’m a girl who struggles to write girl characters, so what’s the deal, huh? I’ve asked this question for a…
Writers have to merge what they don’t know (what they imagine) with what they do know (tastes, textures, smells, sounds, images).
This gem by artist Brian Andreas exemplifies the essence of story. Can you feel the yearning in it?