The February issue is live! This issue may feature a photo of heart-shaped ravioli on the homepage, but don’t let that fool you: this image is attached to a story about a would-be romantic dinner where our author opens mouth and, instead, inserts foot–not pasta.
Category: February 2012
The Second Education by Michael Milburn
Dust to Dust by Emily Johnson
Junk an’ a Po by Kirby Wright
The Ravioli Incident by Alex Belz
Review: How Can You NOT Laugh at a Time Like This? by Carla Ulbrich
The Coast by Noriko Nakada
Review: Happy Chaos by Soleil Moon Frye
The Writing Life: Tricking the Eye — Beating Writer’s Block with the Dutch Golden Age by Lisa Ahn
The blank screen. The blinking cursor. The sudden, irresistible urge to dig out that last chocolate bar from the Halloween stash in the back of the pantry. Writer’s block can take a lot of forms, but it still plays the same old tune, a tick-tock insinuation that maybe, this time, the words are really gone.…
The Writing Life: Revising by William Henderson
Revision. The idea of revision is interesting, especially in terms of revising a memoir, because I have to decide which moments from my life, from the year covered in the book, should stay and which moments should go.