When Blogging Becomes Art
October 9, 2013TW Column by Judith A. Ross
Blogs can be an art form. The medium conjures constant shifts in perspective, inviting readers to keep moving forward.
Talking Writing Magazine
Liliane’s Balcony: Part Two
October 7, 2013Novella Excerpt by Kelcey Parker
In September 2010, an excerpt from Kelcey Parker’s then-unfinished Liliane's Balcony appeared in the first issue of Talking Writing. Now, we’re pleased to present another excerpt from the completed work in conjunction with Rose Metal Press.
The Perilous Influence of Hunter S. Thompson
October 4, 2013TW Opinion by J.p. Lawrence
Yes, I love Thompson the writer—but, Christ, his followers!
Social Media: The Great Time Sink for Writers
October 1, 2013Theme Essay by Anne R. Allen
It turns out that human beings—even writers—do need sleep. Authors are creative human beings, not machines.
ADHD Writers, Unite!
October 1, 2013Theme Essay by William Gray
Sitting down to write this is the longest stretch I’ve managed in two days, and it’s because I’m on a deadline.
How I Grew Wings
October 1, 2013Essay by Kim Triedman
I steered clear of anything creative, preferring the safety of science over nuance. I lived my life with one finger on my own pulse.
Karen Schubert: Poem
October 1, 2013TW Featured Poet
When we say the woods are quiet,/we mean a kind of spatial silence,/nothing moving/faster than the red squirrel
