The Tea Party of Lewis Carroll
November 24, 2014Chapbook Excerpt by William Todd Seabrook
'You will not make it to heaven on jokes alone,' the Bishop said.
Talking Writing Magazine
Elvis and Amazing Grace
November 20, 2014Image Essay by Theresa Williams
Elvis Presley seemed like a wandering soul in search of a purpose that remained just out of reach.
What Journalists Can Teach Memoir Writers
November 17, 2014TW Column by Martha Nichols
First-person journalism is my antidote to much of what goes on in creative nonfiction classes.
What If You’re Not Shakespeare or Jay Z?
November 10, 2014TW 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.
No Matter What It Takes
November 5, 2014Essay by Terry Persun
These days, I let characters show up on their own, talk for a while, then leave.
Caitlin Moran: “You Just Can’t Argue with Cool”
November 3, 2014TW Interview by Lorraine Berry
Just by being working class, I’m a minority in the industry, and then to be a woman on top of that is absolutely nuts.
Hadestown
October 27, 2014Prose Poem Excerpt by Kim Triedman
There are no signposts here; I can no longer remember the names of my children.
