Creative Nonfiction: Reddening by Lena Crown
It was the first time in years that I’d altered anything about my appearance.
Author Archives: jmwwblog
About Your Writing: Managing the Interface (Part 1) by Steve Adams
Let’s define that gap, that bridge, between the work of art and the audience as “the interface.
The Short of It: An Interview with Nancy Stohlman by Curtis Smith
I think it’s a great honor to be part of a new and thriving literary movement.
Poetry: Smoke by Keko Prijatelj
A grey drunk buys you a drink/He insists, he’s buying the qualities/That can’t be unseen a drink
Creative Nonfiction: Incurable Disease? There May be Hope. Take the Quiz! by Dee Marie Kite
You will act as if it is normal each time she unleashes her personal pain upon you.
Flash Fiction: Winter by Karen Zlotnick
Handing me the rope, she suggested I call him Winter, a reminder of what he’d endured.
Small Gratitudes
A weekly, non-exhaustive list (curated by Steven Genise) of the experiences that make us human.
Catching Fire: An Interview with Sam Taylor by Jen Michalski
It was important to me to be completely honest—especially to teen readers!—about the struggle to make good choices in a world metaphorically and literally on fire.
Poetry: The Language of Birds by donnarkevic
and her mind changed/like a bird flying/from one branch/to another
Creative Nonfiction: As a Person of Single Experience by Christopher Gonzalez
I’d tell you not to think about these things, but the stories are there inside of you, festering for years, all pus and mold.
