Pat Conroy: Interpreting the world through story
For this bestselling novelist, the high-wire act of writing is dizzying and rewarding. Read More “Pat Conroy: Interpreting the world through story”
For this bestselling novelist, the high-wire act of writing is dizzying and rewarding. Read More “Pat Conroy: Interpreting the world through story”
As Miss Maudie says in Mockingbird, “People in their right mind never take pride in their talents.” Read More “What Harper Lee taught me about writing and the writing life”
The president who finished his memoir just in time. Read More “Ulysses S. Grant: The story behind his story”
A short story rejected in grade school becomes a cause of action. Read More “Pamela Jane: Just wait”
Inheriting the storyteller gene serves fiction and memoir. Read More “Lee Smith: No truth in her!”
Can you discover narrative through auditory practices? Read More “Sound thoughts: Tips for reading aloud”
Can turning to the pen turn eerie? Read More “Ali Shakir: Writing for salvation”
Listening to someone else is challenging. Listening to myself required a new skill set of awareness and belief. Read More “The play’s the thing”
P.G. Wodehouse and his successful transition from banker to writer provides inspiration and practical lessons for working and aspiring writers. Read More “By Jeeves!”
Can memory and stories provide missing puzzle pieces? Read More “Surfing the past”