Aldous Huxley on How to Write Forward
If we consider art fluid, but our publications static, then we have to accept the fact that each piece will represent us at a time point.
Aldous Huxley on How to Write Forward
Five Actions that Can Derail Your Writing
Another Year, Another NaNoWriMo: But, Should You?
Random First Lines from Fiction: A Bookstore Game
Try Jeff Tweedy's Writing Exercise! (We Did!)
Can Reading Go Extinct? A World Without Words
Hurling Bricks, or How to Get it Going: a Look at First Lines
The Surprising Intersection of Medicine and Literature
Stirring the Pot and Twisting the Plot: Creating Written Suspense
12 Days of Loud Coffee Press: a New Year's Wrap-Up!
Staying Tense in the Best Way Possible: Lessons from Chuck Palahniuk
The Fundamental Interconnectedness of Everything, or 42
Douglas Adams, Memento Mori, and the Meaning of Life
This is How I Sing
Who Killed the Fly that was Sitting on the Wall? A Cautionary Tale
8 Surefire Ways to be a Completely Unsuccessful Artist
Seven Novels that Wildly Defy the Three-Act Structure
Let's Talk Words
New Book Release: Funny Plastic Flowers by Fred Charles!
Twin Peaks to The Starless Sea: a Discussion of Weird