Cappello’s almanack…positions itself as a way station of mood: a resting place where writer and reader both might try to make sense of moods, even though life might break the mood at any time.
The first half of Todd’s memoir is an unhackneyed, sometimes comic, always engrossing account of her apprenticeship.
Maybe it was three employers within a year or flu three times the same year that proved there would never be a right time for writing.
…Immersion gives a lively and thoughtful introduction to the field of immersion journalism or immersion nonfiction.
With more than two decades behind it, Eclectica Magazine was certainly a pioneer in the online magazine space.
Danner Darcleight is a promising writer, a devoted friend, and a loving husband. He is also a convicted murderer…
At first, I was nervous to read David Brubaker’s Liberace’s Filipino Cousin…. I was nervous because of my own preconceptions…
… every time she sat down at a computer, the blank page and blinking cursor questioned her: “Why are you writing this story?”
If you own a couch, a bed, jeans, shirts, t-shirts, towels, sheets, a handkerchief, or even a single pair of socks, then you are in direct contact with cotton.
I’ve lived in Maine my entire life, save for the few years I spent in college in New York before I fell ill. I’m a proud New Englander now…
