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October 16, 2007
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Within mere minutes of alighting in Fairplay, we learned that if a writer is a duck (out of water?), a poet is a duck
October 14, 2007
We just made it back from Fairplay...and we're a little freaked out by what appears to now be a
October 11, 2007
impossible for us. Part of our problem is that Lighthouse is run by a bunch of (a) writers and (b) slackers.
October 10, 2007
In the past I've gotten myself in trouble spouting off my unfiltered (often unreasoned) reactions to the daily paper.
October 07, 2007
Have you ever written thousands of pages of a novel, only to realize, with horror, that development-wise, you haven't
October 05, 2007
One arrives in Provincetown having heard much about its strangeness: the colorful and clannish locals, the dreary win
October 04, 2007
In the tradition of all great superstitions, we have noticed a correlation between the Rockies' unlikely presence in
October 03, 2007
Here's where we get to the nitty gritty: How Tobias Wolff hears voices in his head; how mentorship and workshops "wor
October 01, 2007
For some reason, I've been reading lots of books written by men, written in first-person and told by male characters.
September 30, 2007
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Ms.
September 25, 2007
Herein we get
September 21, 2007
Sorry! But we have the next best thing---both an audio recording (coming soon---we'll put it up after we edit out
September 20, 2007
September 18, 2007
It's very unlike us to brag about the success of our members (har), but we couldn't be happier for longtime member Sa
September 05, 2007
Sure, there are the amazing short stories--"Bullet in the Brain" being my
July 02, 2007
What is exotic?
June 10, 2007
featured the folk vocal stylings of our own literary goddess Jessica Slater
May 01, 2007
If you've ever wondered whether reading too long at an awards dinner can cost you a National Book Critics Circle Awar
