Inlandia Journal Live Today—Fall 2019
I hope you have the opportunity to peruse the work of these wonderful authors and artists.
Writers: Submit to Inlandia Fall/Winter Issue Now!
Inlandia: A Literary Journey is now open for submissions of fiction, nonfiction, poetry and images for its fall/winter issue.
How to Get Published: Free Digital Class
Get Published: Free Digital Class I just want to pass along this email message from Submittable about a new digital class “How to Get Published.” If you are writing short work (short stories, creative nonfiction, essays) and actively submitting, you’ve … Continued
Fiction and School Libraries: What Happens When We Neglect Story
Schooled An issue that has been on my mind for years. My essay in the Eckleburg Review. We should be encouraging students to read fiction for many reasons. Supporting school libraries helps to ensue that we do.
Living the Three R’s in Tiferet Journal
So happy to get a copy of the spring/summer issue of Tiferet in the mail today. My essay “ Living the Three R’s—Rejection, Reconciliation, Renewal” is included. When I wrote it, I was reading the philosopher William James (brother of … Continued
Props for the Teen Issue of Inlandia
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Still in the crazy space, but on the upside, there was this fun article about the teen issue of Inlandia Literary Journeys Journal in the Press Enterprise. I was interviewed, as were Cati Porter (executive director of Inlandia Institute) and three … Continued
Stoking the Creative Fire: Fabric, Wool, Nature
Creative Fire Blocks As I discussed in my last post, I don’t think that there is any special condition we can label writer’s block; however, this year I have come to believe in ‘life block.’ Not only have I had … Continued
Teen Submissions Deadline Feb. 15
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Yesterday’s article in the Southern California News Group papers. IE teens, you have about three more weeks to submit! Young writers and artists invited to submit their work to all-teen publication
A Bowl Full of Jelly: Reflections on Grief
I’m very happy about today’s launch of The Longridge Review, which includes my piece “A Bowl Full of Jelly.” The journal seeks pieces by adults that reflect on significant childhood experiences. Something they sought was reflection on the first significant … Continued