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A Writing Tip by B. A. Varghese
GOT WRITER’S BLOCK? BE A SCRIBE.

Writer’s block is something that all writers deal with in one form or another (depending on how you perceive it or define it). Anyone in desperation can Google “how to fix writer’s block”; there’s a plethora of advice on the internet. Some suggestions are simple, like taking a nap or reading...


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A Writing Tip by Jen Schneider
WHAT STILL FITS

I’ve always loved the beginning of writing: the open-ended, free-form part when an idea shows up and lets me follow it. It’s as sweet as a fashion trend that’s both affordable and flattering. 

It’s the cleanup that slows me down. 

Like the closet so stuffed that even opening the door feel...


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Fiction Interview by Kathryn Kulpa
SALVAGING FAMILY, INTERROGATING MEMORY:
KATHRYN KULPA INTERVIEWS LUANNE CASTLE ABOUT HER NEW FLASH MEMOIR SCRAP: SALVAGING A FAMILY 

Luanne Castle’s memoir-in-flash, Scrap: Salvaging a Family, is a kaleidoscopic collection told through vignettes, “interrogations,” and micro memoir...


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A Writing Tip by Warren R. Basla
NOVEL DRAFTING FOR PANTSERS: HOW TO REAP THE BENEFITS OF OUTLINING WITHOUT BECOMING A PLOTTER

Are you a Plotter or a Pantser? 

What an odd question. Yet to craft fiction, a writer must “know thyself.” The question becomes familiar, the concept as relevant as vowels. 

“Pantsers” are writers who r...


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Poetry Interview by Autumn Konopka
A CONVERSATION WITH ANNE KAIER, AUTHOR OF HOW CAN I SAY IT WAS NOT ENOUGH?

Anne Kaier’s How Can I Say It Was Not Enough? is a breathtaking debut poetry collection, with poems that are masterfully crafted, emotionally stunning, and profoundly vulnerable, even shocking at times. The collection — which has bee...


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