The Trouble with Being an Entrepreneur
September 17, 2014TW Column by Martha Nichols
While entrepreneurship works for high-tech startups, grafting it to what creative writers do is like sticking a brick on an apple tree.
Talking Writing Magazine
Fun Facts About TW
September 10, 2014Update from the Editors
This summer, who read Doctor Sleep, I Pity the Poor Immigrant, and Wild?
TW Contest: Flash Nonfiction
June 18, 2014Tips from Dinty W. Moore, Judge
Tight language, vivid description, strong nouns and verbs, a sense of urgency.
TW Contest: Advice Writing
June 18, 2014Tips from Emily Toth, Judge
I woke up this morning and discovered I’d become a cockroach. What should I wear?
Mark Vonnegut: “Too Easy, Dad”
June 16, 2014TW Interview by Martha Nichols
I think he stumbled on telling the truth to save his own life—and it worked.
Why Going Crazy Isn't Just a Good Story
June 11, 2014Theme Essay by Martha Nichols
Having a famous parent is a leg up to nowhere. It made sense to people that Kurt Vonnegut’s son would have mental health problems.
Three Visits to His Abuelita
June 9, 2014Essay by Patricia Dubrava
She looked dismayed. Maybe she’d never seen such a reaction to one of her cures.
