Meet the Teaching Artist: Amy Cipolla Barnes on Writing the Heat, the Humidity, and the Heart of Southern Fiction
Amy Cipolla Barnes knows when a story is working because it keeps her up at night "like the air conditioning...
Blog — Meet The Teaching Artist
In the Writer's Studio: Sanibel Lazar on Transforming Literary Talent into Digital Currency
Meet the Teaching Artist: Writing About Your Ex with Elizabeth Teets
Minda Honey on Writing Heartbreak with Humor, Honesty, and Grace
Writing Beyond the Single Poem: Andrew Collard on Long Poems, Sequences, and Writing Toward Possibility
Screenplay Structure Made Simple: an Interview with Heidi Lux
Creating Mystery and Suspense in Fiction: an Interview with New York Times Bestselling author Carol Goodman
My first agent had me revise my first novel three times before she would send it out. After eight months of this, she told me that revision was often her authors’ favorite part of the writing process. I thought she must be lying. I hated revision, and I really didn’t know how to do it.
Meet the Teaching Artist: Sammi LaBue on Resistance, Persistence, and Writing Your Truth Into the World
Meet the Teaching Artist: Tom Ellison on Bridging Serious Writing and Humor
Meet the Teaching Artist: Writing Through Illness with Jenessa Abrams
Rosalie Morales Kearns on the Joy of Poetry for Prose Writers
