In celebration of Nanowrimo, I'm rerunning some of my favorite guest author posts (and trying to tidy them in the process). This one was written by Booker finalist Karen Joy Fowler for June 5, 2013 -- on the occasion of publication of We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves, which … [Read more...]
Julia Glass: The Not Quite Yes
For NanoWriMo month, I'm going to repost some of my favorite guest author posts, which I'm rereading to inspire myself! This one -- by one of my fave authors, National Book Award winner Julia Glass -- originally ran in September of 2010! I've just moved platforms, and have not … [Read more...]
STOP Writing — Without Giving Up
I'm delighted to have as my guest this week Jennifer Haupt, whose debut novel, In the Shadow of 10,000 Hills is just out! Jennifer went to Rwanda as a journalist in 2006, twelve years after the genocide that wiped out over one million people, to explore the connections between … [Read more...]
A Brief Guide to Theft
Today's guest author, Ethel Rohan, has just released her third book and first novel, The Weight of Him, which Eowyn Ivey, author of The Snow Child author Eowyn Ivey calls "poignant and inspiring." An essayist and award-winning short story writer, Ethel work has appeared in The … [Read more...]
In Praise of Stubbornness
My dear friend Harriet Scott Chessman's new novel, The Lost Sketchbook of Edgar Degas, is just out this week, and is FABULOUS! She's the author of four prior novels, including The Beauty of Ordinary Things and Lydia Cassatt Reading the Morning Paper. Harriet has also written the … [Read more...]
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