Novel Excerpt by Sanderia Faye
We were going to meet every Sunday after church service, Christians and sinners alike till we got the job done.
TW Reading Series
We’ve Got to Move
Nov 04, 2015
The Land I’ll Never Own
Jun 03, 2015
Personal Essay by Peter H. Kahn, Jr.
Our lives need to go beyond looking. Life with nature needs to be meaningful.
Rachel Carson Was Not Alone
Apr 20, 2015
Book Review by Shealeen A. Meaney
An array of women’s voices challenge what counts as environmental literature.
Rewiring Our Interior Lives
Apr 06, 2015
Book Excerpt by Douglas Coupland
The Internet has burrowed inside my head and laid eggs, and it feels like they’re all hatching.
Notebook for a Novel
Mar 09, 2015
Fragmentary Writing by Stacy Carlson
I face the same old hyena in my mind: you’re weak, empty, delusional, small in heart.
Viola's Speech
Mar 09, 2015
Novel Excerpt by James Tadd Adcox
What we interpret as entropy is only our preference for one state of matter over another.
Sparkly Plans, Grease, and Luck
Feb 23, 2015
Flash Novella Excerpt by Meg Pokrass
On our stoop, luck clears its throat like a Mormon missionary and walks away.
The Craft of Flash Novella Writing
Feb 23, 2015
Essay by Meg Pokrass
The novella-in-flash, divided into tiny bits of action, mirrors life this way.
The Tea Party of Lewis Carroll
Nov 24, 2014
Chapbook Excerpt by William Todd Seabrook
'You will not make it to heaven on jokes alone,' the Bishop said.
Hadestown
Oct 27, 2014
Prose Poem Excerpt by Kim Triedman
There are no signposts here; I can no longer remember the names of my children.
