ORIGINS: The Color of Jadeite by Eric D. Goodman
In today’s ORIGINS, Eric D. Goodman discusses the origins of his novel, The Color of Jadeite, recently released from Apprentice House Books. The first spark is almost always an idea […]
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Setting the Family Free: An Interview with Eric D. Goodman by Ruut DeMeo
We’ve managed to isolate ourselves, as a society, from nature. Throwing the animals back on equal footing is an interesting idea.
In Conversation: Eric D. Goodman and Sally Whitney
In our new column, “In Conversation,” jmww invites two writers, preferably at different stages of their careers, to talk about their latest books, the path to publication, and the lessons […]
Essay: Remembering Thomas Steinbeck by Eric D. Goodman
“If you’ve dreamed your story over and over, you really know it,” Thom said. “You know it frontwards and backwards, know the characters, could answer any questions about any detail. If you really know the story, you’ll be better at telling it. At writing it.”
jmww contributors, new stories at Syndic!
jmww contributors Charles Rammelkamp and Eric D. Goodman have stories and podcasts in Syndic No. 8. Charles’ story, “Aperçus,” can be found here: http://syndicjournal.us/syndic-no-8/short-story-by-charles-rammelkamp/ or listen here: http://syndicjournal.us/syndic-no-8/short-story-by-charles-rammelkamp/ Eric’s story, “Idle Chatter,” […]
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