Rescue Lost Time by Writing in the Margins
The writing life is always going to have deadlines—at least let’s hope it does, because that means you’re a working
The 2013 Writing Life Workshop
*Ding* On Wednesday my phone alerted me to an appointment. I glanced at the time: 2:00 p.m. What did I
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My Writing Life: Beginnings – Identity, Pt. 1
My mom, a journalist, was talking with a friend. She beamed at my brother. “Charlie, he’s the writer of the
Writing and Editing: Handle Words with Respect
When writing and editing, the writer must develop a thick skin and the editor must offer honest, positive input that respects the person behind the work. Assume every writer feels like Emily Dickinson: “Judge tenderly of me!”
Writing Conditions are Never Perfect
Whether you have a full-time job or you’re a full-time caregiver: Write what you can, when you can. Because the conditions for writing are never perfect.