When I first became a professional writer and began focusing on writing articles and essays, the name Dinty W. Moore was one name, in fact the only name, immediately associated with true blue creativity in the genre.
Category: March 2012
The Outsider by Fred Amram
Third Waterfall by MT Cozzola
Saint E’s by Ray Shea
Review: The Family Silver: A Memoir of Depression and Inheritance by Sharon O’Brien
The Medium by Nathan Evans
While We Await a Cure for Alzheimer’s: The Mother I Know by Corinna Fales
The Writing Life: Notes from an AWP Virgin by mensah demary
The Writing Life: How I Joined the Working Class & Yet Also Maintained My Sanity and Lofty Literary Goals; or How Following Virginia Woolf’s Instructions Is Tricky by Hilary Meyerson
A woman must have money and a room of her own if she is to write fiction. – Virginia Woolf — Women writers just love old Ginny. We quote her chestnut about the ‘room of one’s own’ at the drop of a pen. The quote isn’t limited to fiction, but writing in general. Usually, it’s centered around the “room” part – the need for a physical space