For five seasons, Vince Gilligan has channeled his inner monster to terrify TV audiences. As the series ends, he reflects on the process of raising hell and retiring a hit show.
By Kinney Littlefield | Published: June 19, 2013
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Overcome common writing errors by sharpening your own editing skills with 21 simple steps from a writing pro.
By Dale McGarrigle | Published: June 19, 2013
Cathie Pelletier began her latest novel The One-Way Bridge in 1991, when she was living in Nashville, Tenn. I was a waiter at the Fifth Quarter restaurant there at the time, and that’s about when we met. A Maine native, Pelletier moved to Tennessee to attend Vanderbilt University and decided to hang around for the …
By Randy Rudder | Published: June 19, 2013
Creating narrative tension isn’t only about storytelling. It’s about the nuts and bolts that incrementally build a tale.
By Minal Hajratwala | Published: June 19, 2013
When typos and misreads lead to discovery.
By Alicia Anstead, Writer Editor-in-Chief | Published: June 5, 2013
Facebook may be waning with the kids but not with writers.
By Alicia Anstead, Writer Editor-in-Chief | Published: June 5, 2013
A new best-of list raises questions about access.
By Alicia Anstead, Writer Editor-in-Chief | Published: June 5, 2013
Do a writer’s words take on new meaning when spoken?
By Aubrey Everett, Writer Managing Editor | Published: June 5, 2013
Novelist Amish Tripathi meant to spend his career as a mathematician. But the numbers added up to a writer’s life.
By Mridu Khullar Relph | Published: June 3, 2013
Short-form writing can lead to a subatomic investigation of language, also known as revealing the POWER of two.
By Roy Peter Clark | Published: June 3, 2013