Entrepreneurs Under the Water
October 22, 2014Image Essay by Aurora Chisté
Water represents a discomfort zone for most people—a place where entrepreneurs and creative artists live.
Talking Writing Magazine
Three Money Lessons for Starry-Eyed Authors
October 20, 2014TW Column by David Biddle
Self-published literary novels do not sell well on Amazon—or anywhere else.
"Women and Power" in the NYT Book Review
October 15, 2014TW Opinion by Lorraine Berry and Martha Nichols
At a time when female critics from Caitlin Moran to Mary Beard are being harassed all over the Internet, the lack of editorial attitude is troubling.
Flight Plan
October 13, 2014Short Story by Katie Cortese
Hank was all magnet, and around him she shattered into metal filings.
Rich Writers vs. the Critics—and Me
October 8, 2014Theme Essay by Anna Coppola
Some people might criticize me for expecting a literary author to hold my hand and make it easy.
I’m a Blogger—Deal with It
October 6, 2014Theme Essay by Bianca Garcia
Food bloggers now have more clout than traditional restaurant critics and food editors.
A Guy in a Metal Suicide-Box
October 1, 2014Book Excerpt by William Least Heat-Moon
On Shakespeare’s birthday I received my first rejection: 'Perhaps your travels seem interesting to you, but to others...'
