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A Writing Tip by Alan S. Kolok
NESTED FOLDERS: A PRACTICAL APPROACH FOR IMPULSIVE SUBMITTERS

When I write flash fiction, I get impulsive. I can write a piece in a few hours, then, while it is still fresh and exciting, I want to submit it. 

Like, right now. 

This, of course, creates problems. I have submitted stories with ...


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Interview by Benjamin Woodard
AN CONVERSATION WITH MELANIE PAPPADIS FARANELLO, AUTHOR OF EVERYBODY NEEDS SOMETHING (University of Georgia Press)

Melanie Pappadis Faranello’s debut story collection,


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A Writing Tip by Michael Hardin
CHART YOUR OWN PATH

About forty years ago, the poet Cynthia McDonald told me I was a much better reader than writer. I think she meant it as a compliment, but it’s been one of those things I’ve tried to prove wrong. What I’ve learned in the interim helped me understand her judgment and how she may have been right—at the tim...


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Nonfiction by Jeannine Cook, reviewed by Jo Ann Zimmerman
SHUT UP AND READ:
A MEMOIR FROM HARRIETT’S BOOKSHOP (Amistad Books)

In March of 2020, Walmart workers became essential, toilet paper disappear...


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A Writing Tip by Sharon White
IT’S OKAY TO CHOOSE WELL-BEING OVER BRANDING

For me writing is not a business. It’s an adventure and should be fun along with everything else.

I suppose I made a decision when I was in my 20s at the first low-residency MFA program that I wouldn’t worry about finding a brand. It wasn’t called that then, but one of my t...


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