Jul 27, 2021
Writers Who Eat: Laia Jufresa in Conversation with Bix Gabriel
This is still how I write, and this is also how I cook.
This is still how I write, and this is also how I cook.
Jessica Wilbanks asks Leesa Cross-Smith about the craft choices at work in her short story, “Whiskey & Ribbons,” which later became a novel.
Depp has built Loyalty into a highly regarded brand, one that honors her vision of an independent bookstore committed to social justice.
“I’m a writer who uses a scanner, an X-Acto knife, and the library.”
In this five-part column, Hannah Howard explores the senses from a craft perspective
“Both poetry and comics excel at taking ineffable, hard-to-articulate times in life and making them into something solid.”
In the final installment of this three-part column, Eva Recinos explores how taking time away from writing is an important part of the process
In the second installment of our Tarot + Craft column, Sarah Elaine Smith gives advice to a writer who is considering exploring a new genre
Food, writing, they’re both offerings of building community and communication.
In this five-part column, Hannah Howard explores the senses from a craft perspective
In the second installment of this three-part column, Eva Recinos addresses how self-doubt can lead to self-editing, which can hold us back from writing altogether
For our May Writing Question of the Month, we asked a few writers what advice they’d give to someone who wants to start a writing group for the first time
In this five-part column, Hannah Howard explores the senses from a craft perspective
In our first Tarot + Craft column, Sarah Elaine Smith gives advice to a bitter writer
For our April Writing Question of the Month, we asked our instructors: If you could design your own syllabus for an English course without restrictions, what are five books you’d choose to include?
In the first installment of this three-part column, Eva Recinos explores how we can get out of our own heads and into a space where we can submit work
“I’m writing about my relationship with the land, and I need to get from sorrow to debt to gratitude.”
