You have been assigned to work with a white woman who, for each day of this course, has worn a different flower in her hair.
Switch by Natasha Singh
Category: Issues
INTERVIEW: Tamara J. Walker, Author of Beyond the Shores: A History of African Americans Abroad
These content creators, like those Black press writers and reporters, know something that has always been obvious to them, and has escaped the attention of the mainstream media….
INTERVIEW: Karen Salyer McElmurray, Author of I Could Name God in 12 Ways: Essays
Risk is in the very landscape of Eastern Kentucky, where I’m from.
INTERVIEW: Sylvia Brownrigg, Author of The Whole Staggering Mystery
The Whole Staggering Mystery is a memoir of fathers lost and found, and of children rebuilding bridges burned by their own parents.
CRAFT: Break the Blocks, Find the Brilliance and Get Back to Writing by Karen Carnabucci
When your writing is stalled, stale or simply not inspired, the task is to break through the writing block
INTERVIEW: Jesse Lee Kercheval, Author of French Girl
I always think with a poem, if I knew where it was going, it wouldn’t be a good poem.
REVIEW: American Boomer by Steven Fisher
Steve Fisher is a reliable narrator, full of honesty.
CRAFT: 6 Questions for Authors on the Path to Publication by Angel R. Ackerman
Now that I’m on the other side of the desk, I encourage you to ask these questions before you submit your work to a publisher….
INTERVIEW: Jonathan Corcoran, Author of No Son of Mine: A Memoir
Jonathan Corcoran, born and raised in rural West Virginia, writes about the messy estrangement from his mother in No Son of Mine: A Memoir.
REVIEW: The Trauma Mantras: A Memoir in Prose Poems by Adrie Kusserow
It’s a gift to learn from others’ disciplines—and discipline—from their careful, thoughtful study and observation.
