After Page One
In this week’s guest post, Dana Laquidara shares her thoughts on writing through the stress of the holidays.
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Now Reading: December 2017
Which titles will you be reading in 2018? Take a look through our recommendations in this month’s Now Reading post to get inspired.
Literary Mama Calls for Submissions – December 2017
On the last Thursday of each month, we share a separate exclusive calls for submissions for Literary Mama. Submit today!
Writerly Roundup – December 2017
Our Writerly Roundup blog series features a curated collection of articles on the craft of writing and the creative life that we don’t want you to miss. ~ William H. Gass’s Advice for Writers: You Have to Be Grimly Determined, Emily Temple (@knownemily), LitHub I love reading advice from well-established writers. Although I’ve likely read similar writing […]
Writing Prompt Reader Response
Last month, we invited readers to share their responses to a writing prompt inspired by Josie Glausiusz’s essay, Ned the Noodle-Eating Knight and Other Tales. We asked readers to tell us about a favorite story that helps teach their children about the kind of people they hope they’ll be. Below is Catherine Gentry’s response.
Tips from the Editors: Blog
You’ve written it, but now it needs a home. How does a submission make the cut? In this series, the editors at Literary Mama offer their thoughts on the process.
Calls for Submissions – December 2017
On the first Wednesday of each month, Literary Mama shares a list of current calls for submissions. Good luck sending your work out into the world!
After Page One
In this week’s After Page One, Lorena Parker Matejowsky discusses the urgency of putting the words on the page.
Literary Mama Calls for Submissions – November 2017
On the last Thursday of each month, we share a separate exclusive calls for submissions for Literary Mama. Submit today!
Writerly Roundup – November 2017
Our Writerly Roundup blog series features a curated collection of articles on the craft of writing and the creative life that we don’t want you to miss.
After Page One
In this week’s guest post, Candace Alnaji explains how writing can serve as a source of consolation.