I’m honoured to announce that my memoir, “The Devil’s In Her Mind,” has taken first place in creative non-fiction in Rhubarb’s Taboo Literary Contest. It will be published in the fall issue. Subscribe to Rhubarb!
I just read a great article that I wanted to share with fellow writers who are working on projects that prominently feature place. “The Five Pillars of Place,” by A.J. Kandathil, is available from Ploughshares. Kandathil identifies the Five Pillars of Place as: Position Economy Young vs. Old Greek Chorus Lexicon
This little gem is by Natalie Morrill: "this poem idea is too weird," said goldilocks, "but whatever." "she was all strung out on porridge," the reviewer bear would later posit. — Natalie Morrill (@natalie_morrill) April 29, 2013
I came across this lovely little video of Neil Gaiman giving a graduation address to Arts students. I love his advice on how to make it as a freelancer: “But you get work however you get work, but people keep working, in a freelance world—and more and more of today’s world
I was excited today to read this tweet from the National Magazine Awards: Who will be named #NMA13 Canada's Best New Magazine Writer? 2nd of 3 finalists is @sierragemma @thenewquarterly : http://t.co/Arb6SprqGk — National Magazine Awards (@MagAwards) May 10, 2013 When I clicked on the link, I was even more
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