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Tag Archives: ” Publishers Weekly
Cleansing the Palate
Last night, at a reading in Sausalito at the wonderful Why There Are Words series curated by Peg Alford Pursell, I ran into a former student. We chatted during the break, and she told me that since taking my class, … Continue reading →
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Tagged " Publishers Weekly, Archie, Best American Essays, comic books, essay collections, essayer, flash fiction, Flash Gordon, Lindsey Crittenden, Mademoiselle, Mary Cantwell, MFA programs, palate cleansers, Peg Alford Pursell, personal essays, Robert Atwan, short shorts, short-short stories, sorbet, Top Ten Essays, Why There Are Words
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Sharing Our Work
The first time I showed someone a story I’d written, I thrust the pages at her and fled her office. This was in 1992, another lifetime, when I’d come to realize that if I wanted to write someday, I’d better … Continue reading →
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Tagged " Publishers Weekly, "Bees for Honey, character development, craft, criticism, feedback, intuition, Lindsey Crittenden, publication, readers responses, reviews, revision, sharing work, starred reviews, The View from Below: Stories, writers workshop, writers' groups, writing conferences
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