Amor Towles Interview: How I Write
The bestselling author of Rules of Civility reveals his writing process. Read More “Amor Towles Interview: How I Write”
The bestselling author of Rules of Civility reveals his writing process. Read More “Amor Towles Interview: How I Write”
Gilbert King went from writing about Mr. Potato Head to crafting an award-winning story about racial injustice. Read More “Gilbert King on how to win a Pulitzer Prize”
“I’m one of those people who was born wanting to tell stories.” Read More “Jonathan Maberry: How I Write”
Although she has lived in New York City for most of her life, Elizabeth Strout looks to her home state of Maine for stories. Turns out, you can get there from here. Read More “Elizabeth Strout is there”
Colum McCann shares expertise on the necessity of plot, intensity of language and the grand paradox of success. Read More “Colum McCann: The words that matter”
While studying for her master’s degree at Stanford University, Alice Hoffman was approached by Ted Solotaroff, founder of American Review literary journal, and she quickly learned two cardinal rules of publication: Write often and write fast. Read More “Alice Hoffman: How I Write”
Mike Jung catapulted his career forward through social media. It helped that he was funny and talented. Read More “Not-so-secret identities”
“Each narrative you tell has to discover itself completely anew.” Read More “Adam Johnson: How I Write”
“What is more important to me are the breaks I take during the day while writing.” Read More “Cathie Pelletier: How I Write”
Novelist Amish Tripathi meant to spend his career as a mathematician. But the numbers added up to a writer’s life. Read More “The Book of Amish”