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An Interview with Alexi Zentner, Author of The Lobster Kings

Marc Foster / February 5, 2015 / 1 comment

Building on the critical success of his first novel, Touch, Alexi Zentner’s second release, The Lobster Kings, appeared last year to widespread acclaim. Set on fictional Loosewood Island near the border between Maine and Canada, The Lobster Kings follows first-person…

Birthing Babies, Birthing Books

Elizabeth Chiles Shelburne / February 3, 2015 / 4 comments

Once again, I find myself gestating two babies: my book and an actual human child, currently two weeks out from D-Day. This happened two years ago too, smack in the middle of the Novel Incubator. I went to class one…

Friday Feast: Novel Checklist, Writing Tips, and Literary Food Blogs

Kelly J. Ford / January 30, 2015 / 2 comments

Sometimes, you have to eat at your desk while working or writing or reading blogs (except for that one potential employer who warned me that eating at your desk — lunch or snacks* — is not permitted). Gillian Anderson approves….

Writing Stories About Violence And Female Characters

Guest Contributor / January 29, 2015 / no comments

By Guest Contributor Amber Love. (This post originally appeared on Amber’s website, Amber Unmasked) Trigger warning: sexual assault discussion I’m not sure I can adequately describe how stressed I was reading and reviewing CANARY by Duane Swierczynski. I’m not going to…

Pow! Zap! What Short Stories Can Teach Us About Writing Novels

Lisa Birk / January 27, 2015 / 6 comments

Novels are my second love, the roast beef in my diet. And I relish the meal. But I down short stories like chocolates. For their density. For their Pow! of feeling and their electric insight. I’d venture to say that…

Friday Feast: Tolstoy’s Mac & Cheese, Taipei’s Bookstore, Rejection, Success, and Rewrites

Kelly J. Ford / January 23, 2015 / no comments

There are some great links this week, but all I can think about is macaroni and cheese. Homemade mac and cheese. Kraft mac and cheese. Mac and cheese with breadcrumbs, hot dogs, tuna … Nothing else matters. You can find…

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