Amazon, Where’s My Readfit?
February 16, 2015TW Column by David Biddle
I’d like to think I average at least 10,000 words a day on my Kindle when I’m using it, but right now, I have no idea how much I read.
Talking Writing Magazine
How Can I Miss You When You Won’t Go Away?
February 9, 2015TW Prizewinning Flash Nonfiction by Stephen J. Brown
She had no life but for us, the boys. She made that abundantly clear.
Misdirection
February 9, 2015TW Prizewinning Advice Writing by Ruth Carmel
Kids take and take and take, and they may as well give back. Writing about them is a painless way for them to do it.
Autumn Stephens: Prose Poems
February 4, 2015TW Featured Poet
Oh, but she did not love Bees. She felt no desire for honey.
Lost Wax
February 2, 2015Flash Fiction by Leonard Kress
Sol’s divorce isn’t final, but at this moment, he knows he wants this hot, hod-carrying girl.
Free Speech: Who Gets to Decide?
January 28, 2015TW Opinion by J.p. Lawrence
I’ve been tempted to think the typical upper middle-class white student seems overly fearful of healthy intellectual debate.
If Only They Had Listicles in Regency England
January 26, 2015TW Column by Emily Toth
The first sentence of Pride and Prejudice works as a tweet, but not as flash.
