Essay by Therese Beale
I knew this was one of those micro-moments in a marriage when it pays to take a breath.
Sex
A Little Something for the Effort
Mar 22, 2021
Balcony
Nov 16, 2020
Memoir by Mark Brazaitis
On the Fourth of July, I convinced myself there was hope.
Author Talk: Jen Cross
May 07, 2018
Video Interview by Elizabeth McShane
Many sexual trauma survivors find themselves living a messy reality.
What Writing About Trauma Can Do
May 07, 2018
Book Excerpt by Jen Cross
An experience of trauma—either long-term or instantaneous—rocks us out of our familiar relationship with words.
30-Year Drought
Dec 18, 2017
Story by Abigail Uhrick
My thirst for water brought me to him.
Dear Prince
Sep 12, 2016
Open Letter by Shawn Kerivan
How could you be so creative, so powerful, so prolific? Do you know what you did to me?
Sex and the Young Reader
Oct 26, 2015
Theme Essay by Karen J. Ohlson
Should parents ever censor what their kids read?
Would I Write “The Godfather” for Money?
Sep 22, 2014
TW Column by Emily Toth
I have no ethical problem with writing a bestseller. Like most mid-listers, I’ve certainly tried.
What Bad Families Can Do for Writers
May 26, 2014
TW Column by Emily Toth
You do need Mom and Dad to fuck you up—or you don’t have much of a story.
Can a Buddhist Revise a Sexy Novel?
Dec 02, 2013
Theme Essay by Judith Walcutt
Now I can’t decide if the story is worth rewriting, rethinking, or tossing into the burn barrel.
