Podcast Interview with Neva Talladen
It’s equally important to pay attention to the personal stories of the people directly affected by the strike who are risking the most.
Money
Editor Talk: Rachel Kambury of HarperCollins
Dec 07, 2022
Call to Action: The Trouble with Money and Publishing
Nov 21, 2022
Podcast with Neva Talladen and John Vogel
Support for the HarperCollins strikers, an ode to NaNoWriMo novelists, and a call for TW donations.
Receipts
Oct 12, 2020
Essay by Lloyd Sy
Every purchase must be tracked to dispel any ugly merchant tricks and ensure that our meager tips were never misread.
You’ve Made It
Sep 21, 2020
Essay by Joan Frank
It’s a constant re-reckoning: an existential dusting of hands, a hitching up of one’s pants.
Musings From a Math Woman
Sep 21, 2020
Poetry by JoAnne Growney
Although imaginary numbers are vital, I long for the intersection of your path with mine.
The Case of the Disappearing Editor
Jun 15, 2015
TW Column by Martha Nichols
In the battle over submission fees, what troubles me most is the idea that writers do everything and editors do nothing.
What If You’re Not Shakespeare or Jay Z?
Nov 10, 2014
TW Theme Feature by John Vogel
I’ve often wondered what keeps other musicians and writers going, especially those who aren’t out to make a hit record.
Entrepreneurs Under the Water
Oct 22, 2014
Image Essay by Aurora Chisté
Water represents a discomfort zone for most people—a place where entrepreneurs and creative artists live.
Three Money Lessons for Starry-Eyed Authors
Oct 20, 2014
TW Column by David Biddle
Self-published literary novels do not sell well on Amazon—or anywhere else.
Rich Writers vs. the Critics—and Me
Oct 08, 2014
Theme Essay by Anna Coppola
Some people might criticize me for expecting a literary author to hold my hand and make it easy.
