Breaking Into Blossom
December 11, 2013TW Column by Steven Lewis
I’m interested only in a narrative presence that is indelible. Writing that is beyond memorable. Unforgettable.
Talking Writing Magazine
I Saw Jesus—Now, How Do I Write About It?
December 9, 2013Theme Essay by Jennifer Jean
Schmaltz seems to attach itself to such writing like a leech.
I Write, Therefore I Cook
December 4, 2013Essay by Fred Setterberg
Dinner gets done. Books get abandoned, bungled, finished, finally published, and ultimately forgotten.
Why I’m Not an Atheist or a Jellyfish
December 2, 2013Editor's Note by Martha Nichols
There’s a reason why we humans need to preach.
Can a Buddhist Revise a Sexy Novel?
December 2, 2013Theme Essay by Judith Walcutt
Now I can’t decide if the story is worth rewriting, rethinking, or tossing into the burn barrel.
A Poet Looks for God
December 2, 2013Theme Essay by Cherise Wyneken
My religious faith was a mess. My search through the Gospels fired up doubts about the dogma of my church.
Old Wool Coat in the Pawn Shop
December 2, 2013Essay by Paula Hoy
My skin tingled. I had my mother’s undivided attention. I was radiating, humming with bliss.
