It must be difficult to work all day beside a storeroom full of mind-altering drugs. Certainly it would be hard for me.
Psychiatry, Tokyo Style by Jonathan Mack
Like Momma by Lonette Stayton
I want hair like Momma’s. Big and fluffy, it looks like one of the clouds that floats across the sky.
Thesis by Thomas Wells
He walked to the front of the class, wisps of hair swirling around his head like tiny ghosts and looked at us with abysmatic blue eyes. I noticed that his hands were shaking.
Bob’s Keys the the Kingdom by Alexandria Peary
He lived in a 20-by-20 foot studio apartment for fifteen years. He washed his clothing in the sink, and the hallway reeked of his bathroom…
Interview: Poe Ballantine, author of Love and Terror on the Howling Plains of Nowhere: A Memoir
Author Poe Ballantine discovered the basis for his latest book … right next door when his Nebraska neighbor disappeared and his mutilated body found months later.
Interview: Filmmaker Dave Jannetta, director/producer/editor of the documentary Love & Terror on the Howling Plains of Nowhere.
I knew right away I wanted try and make it into a film…
Craft: I Was Here by Risa Nye
When a writer chooses to tell a story, we—the readers—must be made to understand several things: Why this story? Why this writer? And why now?
The Writing Life: Bite-Sized by Jim Gray
There’s something too intimidating and “big picture” about a memoir. Rather, my compulsion to write involves a much narrower focus…
Review: Zoo Station by Christiane Felscherinow
The memoir, set in the Zoo Subway Station (Banhhof Zoo), Gropiusstadt housing projects, and neighboring areas in West Berlin was first published in Germany in 1979.
Review: Mattie C’s Boy — The Shelley Stewart Story by Don Keith and Shelley Stewart
We are but a generation from the protests that brought upon the Civil Rights movement, and Shelley Stewart was at the center of it.
