Don Share: Writers on Writing
“Things I have the strongest resistance to teach me the most, in writing as in life.” Read More “Don Share: Writers on Writing”
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Ayobami Adebayo: Writers on Writing
“Knowing that I will rewrite everything anyway, I allow myself to go off on several tangents when I’m working on the first draft of a story or a novel.” Read More “Ayobami Adebayo: Writers on Writing”
Lauret Savoy: Writers on Writing
The award-winning author of “Trace: Memory, History, Race, and the American Landscape,” shares the most important thing she has learned about writing. Read More “Lauret Savoy: Writers on Writing”
James Atlas: Writers on Writing
Author James Atlas shares the most important thing he has ever learned about writing. Read More “James Atlas: Writers on Writing”
J. Ryan Stradal: Writers on Writing
Award-winning and best-selling author J. Ryan Stradal shares the most important thing he has learned about writing and how it helps him in this short interview. Read More “J. Ryan Stradal: Writers on Writing”
William Finnegan: Writers on Writing
“If you can make that imaginative leap, which is much more difficult than it sounds, you can land in the zone where things are really getting across.” Read More “William Finnegan: Writers on Writing”
Meg Howrey: Writers on Writing
“I want to write a little bit more like a monster. It requires some practice in finding the right beasts to deploy. It takes a village of Godzillas.” Read More “Meg Howrey: Writers on Writing”
Téa Obreht: Writers on Writing
“It took me a long time, and many false starts, to find my way to a project where I felt that same synthesis of subject and psychological state again.” Read More “Téa Obreht: Writers on Writing”
Benjamin Kunkel: Writers on Writing
“You’re not as good as you suspect you are when you’re happiest with yourself, and you’re not as bad as you fear you are when you’re most disgusted with your prose.” Read More “Benjamin Kunkel: Writers on Writing”
Leslie Jamison: Writers on Writing
“No beautiful writing comes from an impossibly perfect world; it all comes from this one: cluttered, obligated, distracted.” Read More “Leslie Jamison: Writers on Writing”