Well, you have written your novel, collection of stories, or a sheath of poems. Now what? Do you want to keep saying to friends and anyone that you are “writing[...]

“Not since Annie Dillard’s Pilgrim at Tinker Creek have I felt so involved as a reader….This is a beautifully written, un-put-downable book about language, love, and being alive…” – Gillian Clarke, former[...]

As a writer who benefits from essays published by literary magazines, I appreciate their sacrifice to support my nonsense and others. One in particular caught my fancy a decade ago—The[...]