Matt Wood Friday, May 7, 2010 Blog An article in the New York Times Magazine by Gary Wolf, about ... too. I'm a little obsessed with optimizing my writing routine, how I can squeeze in enough time to ... write between the kids, the day job, the chores, and—oh yeah—sleep, and this article naturally made me ...
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Matt Wood Friday, May 21, 2010 Blog This essay by Nell Boeschenstein at The Millions captures ... something about the tension between writing and the work writers have to do to pay the bills, stay sane, or ... is exactly she wants to do, and where writing fit: By the time I graduated from college, enough ...
Karen Zemanick Tuesday, September 20, 2011 Blog Here are a few local or online opportunities to ... for writing prompts, story starts, and strategies to continue the work. This event sounds like a nice ... way to get acquainted with the Ragdale writing community. Tags: Smithsonian magazine, museum, Smart ...
about heliotrope, musk, and objets d'art. Readers admired the polish-French, not Spanish-of ...
pages, and source material when I write (which is a big hindrance for the kind of link-based blogging ... Matt Wood Tuesday, August 10, 2010 Blog Susan Orlean, New Yorker writer and author of The Orchid ... light writing and editing. It excels at the first three of those things--in fact, I prefer using it for ...
Public Radio’s Stories on Stage competition, and the Jewish Cultural Writing Competition of the Center ... her, visit her website or read her blog, the Discomforts of Diversity. Contributions Issue 143 ...
Karen Zemanick Monday, January 31, 2011 Blog In The New York Times Sunday Book Review this week, ... a cultural climate of “oversharing.” He writes: These days, if you’re planning to browse the “memoir” ... of, writing uninterestingly about the unexceptional, apparently not realizing how commonplace their ...
Karen Zemanick Wednesday, May 18, 2011 Blog Wifleaf, an online lit mag featuring “[very] short ... In today’s issue of The Chronicle of Higher Education, an undergraduate and graduate level writing ... writers. Elise Blackwell writes about some of the more obvious benefits, such as exercising the imagination ...
Matt Wood Tuesday, June 22, 2010 Blog British writer Sharon Dogar has sparked a controversy with ... Guardian: The problem is that a writer doesn’t always choose what they write. The idea of this book plagued ... me for 15 years. I tried quite hard not to write it, mostly because I had similar concerns; ...
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