Writers’ Math
Some writer’s math: The protagonist of my novel manuscript, Jonas Adams Abraham, is 12 going on 13. The manuscript itself is 12. […]
Some writer’s math: The protagonist of my novel manuscript, Jonas Adams Abraham, is 12 going on 13. The manuscript itself is 12. […]
Last December, I was pulling everything together for my application to the Writers’ Room fellowship. It would be difficult to quantify just […]
As a teenager, taking writing workshops as part of my arts school concentration, I remember submitting to a contest with a group […]
Last week I read a very good article titled “When Things Go Missing,” by Kathryn Schulz, which appeared in a recent issue […]
A new friend recently told me that they’d started reading my book. Initially I was, of course, happy that they’d bought a […]
“I had a computer file where I would stick these things, a little novel prison, and I’d tell myself if I missed […]
For this post I thought I would collect some of the writing advice that I keep on and on giving myself. I […]
My biggest problem as a writer is trying to protect my characters. Tension and conflict don’t come easily to me. As someone […]
Though my book Baba Yaga’s Assistant has been out for almost ten months now and I’ve been working on many other projects, I […]
When I enter the Writers’ Room of Boston, the successful works of writers greet me. Displayed in the foyer are the completed […]