Julia Cooke on Following the Heat, Loving Book Proposals, and Knowing When to Stop Researching
Hold your hand above a manuscript and you can feel where the fire is. That was the advice an early...
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Dan Robert's Debut Novel The Monster's Wife Sells to Dutton in a Pre-empt
What Twenty-Six Novels Taught Carol Goodman About Writing a Book from Start to Finish
No Agent Required: 11 Literary Publishers Accepting Direct Submissions
Amy Goldmacher's Debut Memoir Terms & Conditions Arrives in October
Gifts for Writers Who Have Everything
Meet the Teaching Artist: The Haunting of Grief in Poetry with Saúl Hernández
In a profound exploration of the intricate emotions and experiences surrounding grief, we are thrilled to introduce Saúl Hernández, a...
Anna Clarke Fiddler on Smudgy Drafts, Left-of-Field Similes, and Writing the Terrible First Version
TJ Fuller's Debut Collection Some Stupid Glow Is Out from Featherproof Books
Going Back to the Well: Keeping Noir Alive in the 21st Century By Tom Andes
Patience, Not Passion: Adam Popescu on the Craft (and Grind) of Pitching Nonfiction
