Category: July-August 2021

CRAFT: Deep Dialogue: Writing Principles That Go Beyond the Nuts n’ Bolts by Michelle Sydney Levy

Transposing taught me more about the structure of natural spoken language than any advice on the subject of writing good dialogue….

Ron Hogan offers insight into why writers write, and why it’s worth it to keep writing, whether you ever get published or not.

Galbraith’s remarkable hybrid memoir focuses on the adoptee experience from both a personal and historical perspective.

Reconstruction by surgery in Face aligns beautifully with reconstruction of memory and personal history through writing,

For a second, I think these women are with me.

It is Friday night, and you are a fresh person, a new underage drinker…

“Left at the fork.” He wasn’t talking to me. He was trying to remember which way to go.

My mother is home from the hospital after being sick, and I want to stay close to her.

The chain-link gate behind me squealed and my dad appeared at my side, stinking of chlorine.

In the famous black-and-white photo, the boy’s arms are raised above his head in surrender…

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