Destroy Your Safe and Happy Lives
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Your writing “doesn't have to be socially powerful to be worthwhile, meaningful and important... Be content to touch what you touch."
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A superstar golf coach has a key lesson that applies to your writing life, too.
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A Christian romance novel that trivialized Lakota tragedy to give emotional texture to its White protagonist won a major prize. Outrage followed, as it…
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"On Purpose: Reclaiming Your Writing Time" will be hosted by the Creative Nonfiction Foundation.
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The new book's been out just over three weeks now. Here's what's been happening.
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Learning from the example of John Luther Adams
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One thing I’m gradually beginning to understand more clearly is how to look at writing as a process rather than a product.
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"...if I had only known the book was going to matter to anybody, broke and desperate though I was, I might have done a second draft."
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(If you're already a paid subscriber, this just means you won't have to pay for a while.)
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“We write, first and foremost, because we have something we want to share with the world.” That’s a line from Our Endless and Proper Work, the book bas…
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Are you ready to look within yourself and find the story that only you can tell?
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You can dream about all the adulation you'll get once you cross the finish line, but it'll never happen if you don't start making your way forward.
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