A Halloween/NaNoWriMo Eve Update for Those of You Who Are Still (Not) Reading
Hello to the few dozen people who discovered my ancient musings this week.
A Halloween/NaNoWriMo Eve Update for Those of You Who Are Still (Not) Reading Read More »
Hello to the few dozen people who discovered my ancient musings this week.
A Halloween/NaNoWriMo Eve Update for Those of You Who Are Still (Not) Reading Read More »
A group of English students from Providence College interviewed me about editing Identity Theory, an online literary magazine I founded almost 22 years ago.
All Roads Lead to Literature: An Interview About Editing Read More »
Some clips from my recent interviews with authors Bethany Ball, Ethel Rohan, Mary Miller, and David Leo Rice.
4 More Author Interviews: Bethany Ball, Ethel Rohan, Mary Miller, David Leo Rice Read More »
This week I posted a new interview with Canadian/American author Alix Ohlin as part of the relaunch of Identity Theory, the literary website I founded 21 years ago.
New Alix Ohlin Interview in 2021 Identity Theory Relaunch Read More »
How does an old blogger relaunch a blog? What happens to a blog deferred? Does it involve dry raisins? What year is this? 2021? How close to the apocalypse are we?
How to Relaunch a Blog in 2021: 10 Foolproof Tips to Find Your Zen in a Plague Year Read More »
I’ve been running a literary Q&A series over at Identity Theory. Here are some highlights.
New Author Q&A’s: Dan Chaon, Bethanne Patrick, Julianna Baggott, etc. Read More »
So far, my favorite places in the city include Malaprop’s Bookstore, French Broad Chocolate Lounge, and the Battery Park Book Exchange.
Notes on a Kurt Vonnegut quote about writing.
“The point is to write as much as you know as quickly as possible.” -Kurt Vonnegut Read More »
A recent NY Times article on refugee farming highlighted a couple of my web clients, the Association of Africans Living in Vermont and ISED Solutions, for their work in that aspect of refugee resettlement.
Clients in the News: AALV in the NY Times, Highlow Project on VPR Read More »
This is a real thing that somebody made for a contest. A September 11th…cow.