Gender Wars: The Listicle
March 18, 2015TW Reading List
It's no stretch to leap past Dr. Johnson, but in the 21st century, why can't writers of any gender twirl on their 'hinder' legs?
Talking Writing Magazine
Dear Young Writers
March 18, 2015TW Feature by Lorraine Berry and Martha Nichols
An open letter about why the fight against gender discrimination still matters.
Essaying the Body: A Look Inside
March 16, 2015TW Flash Essay by Richard Hoffman
What if I’d been less inhibited? What if I’d cried out, 'Jesus, what the hell is that?'
The Gleaming Light
March 11, 2015Flash Nonfiction by Jocelyn Heaney
In her confusion, my mother doesn’t always remember who’s alive or dead.
Katie Cortese on Writing
March 11, 2015Interview by Kelcey Parker
Not everyone will care if you persist, so it’s up to you to provide the momentum.
Notebook for a Novel
March 9, 2015Fragmentary Writing by Stacy Carlson
I face the same old hyena in my mind: you’re weak, empty, delusional, small in heart.
Viola's Speech
March 9, 2015Novel Excerpt by James Tadd Adcox
What we interpret as entropy is only our preference for one state of matter over another.
