Writing those first pages, it’s hard to have faith that anyone will suspend disbelief—that the world can be made real enough for even the writer to believe in it.
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Authors & Writers, Interviews
Writing those first pages, it’s hard to have faith that anyone will suspend disbelief—that the world can be made real enough for even the writer to believe in it.
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Authors & Writers, Interviews
Every “realistic” short story I write is a betrayal. Perversely, the short stories which seem to engage most readers are indeed these more — forgive me — realistic ones.
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Authors & Writers, Interviews
The poet discussion the exhilaration of exploration, the tension of creation, and one’s readiness to engage with content that is within.
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Authors & Writers
The writer thinks about intention, chronological order and connection to a story.
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Authors & Writers, Interviews
Writing the poem changes me, and I welcome that. I don’t see that as a betrayal of myself or the work, but more of an evolution.
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Editors & Agents, Interviews
“Editing is part of any serious writer’s journey. We all need eyes other than our own on our material, even if it’s scary to put your soul on paper and hand it over.”
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Authors & Writers, Interviews
I see the stories as something I sorted out, something I worked through. A problem I solved.
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Authors & Writers
“I’ve learned not to share a piece of writing if my main reason for sharing is that I want validation from someone else.”
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The Recovering Creative
“Treat it like a job and Divorce it utterly from all notions of a job: Both things are true.”
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Authors & Writers
When/where you find yourself scared and paralyzed, either of something you are writing, of revealing yourself through the work, or for any other reason, how do you start moving again? And by moving I mean forward, not backwards, as in retreating?
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Authors & Writers
“I’m amazed by how often I’ve struggled with piece of writing only to return to it months, or even years, later to find that it all comes together with little thought.”
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Pencil Box for the Soul
What’s in your process?
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