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I walked out into the night. I stood out there and it was windy and cold and nobody was out there but me. I thought about you. I stood there thinking about how you’d left me like t...
You’ve Always Been This Way is a column written by Taylor Harris, a late-diagnosed neurodivergent woman and 1980s preschool dropout, who identifies every moment from her past that...
She’s founder and CEO of Corner Market Communications.
After he invites her to escape beery ’90s karaoke, they eat seedless watermelon beside a humming dishwasher. Their mouths flood with someone else’s fruit. They wash their fingers i...
Genetics have fascinated me since I was a teenager. My interest didn’t spawn from a well-meaning science teacher or an Oscar winning documentary. My interest in genetics came from...
Sara Lawrence reviews
The story of the week for October 12 to 16 is… Evacuation by Meg Pokrass
By James Stephens As a book coach and editor, I am lucky enough to get to work with some fantastically creative people. One of the questions I ask at the outset of a new project (a...
I’m aware most authors use Word documents for their first drafts, but I always write mine on the dim-lit landscapes of my evening walks. Maybe it’s why they’re so full of introspec...
My conversation with the writing-directing-producing team for the short film drama Stronghold.Meghann (L) and Anna (R)Meghann Artes and Anna Hozian are two talented filmmakers. The...
If a book only catalogs your trauma, readers aren’t satisfied. Memoirists Amy Goldmacher and Molly McCloy are working similar terrain—difficult fathers, inherited damage, reconcili...
Nine Notes on the End of the Story Continue reading on Medium »
For the past twenty years, my life has run on two parallel tracks—writing novels and teaching others how to write novels. On the writing side, I’ve written over 20 novels for reade...
A self-introductionContinue reading on About Me Stories »
Few cities have a history quite like Las Vegas and Ashley Miller has helped connect audiences with some of its most colorful chapters.
“Going Up” by Chris Vanjonack It’s the middle of the night when the Speaker first calls, and the timing is awful. It’s nearly 2:00 a.m., for one thing, and Kate teaches first thing...
Friday Fragments Sara Brady Fri, 10/02/2026 - 03:00 AM History is cunning, Michigan’s grading experiment and first job experiences. Byline(s)...
Author Meg Cabot joins us to talk about her new book, DETECTIVE BABY: DANCE TEAM DRAMA.
Featuring David Ly, Conyer Clayton, Sanna Wani, and Jade Wallace David Ly, author of Ritual, Interrupted (Palimpsest Press, September 2026) I feel like I have a curiosity to be clo...
Mother’s in a red nightgown, red’s the color on my tongue, stained from cherry lollipops. “Take meds!” grandmother begged, but mother tossed them, played piano, melodies rising-ris...
Thoughts on Anne Carson + middles. The post The Magpie Diary: Oct. 11, 2026. appeared first on Magpie by Jen Shoop.
Some stories don’t begin with inspiration; they begin with an itch. A tug. A little internal nudge that says, Hey, remember who you used to be? Today Jean follows that tug back to...
It’s 5:00 AM and I’m writing in a corner of our bedroom that I’ve cordoned off with a curtain. This is now my office. My old office became the baby’s room. Like many aspects of my...
While every injury or illness tells a story, Marissa Adcock connects the dots to see what those stories have in common.
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