Sex Ed & a Single Seminarian
How may we best tell stories about sex?
My Plot to Plunder Works of John le Carré
Bad poets imitate, good poets steal—there’s your abridged gem of an epigram by T. S. Eliot.
A Deep Dive into Survival
Rubber meets the road in thriller writing when a character’s development starts to force changes upon the plot.
Our Mysterious Ways to Motivate
One of the toughest jobs for a fiction writer is describing human motivation.
Can One Ride a Tsunami—or Write One?
Some events are so singular, they prove quite tough to use in a story.
An Open Road is a Blank Slate
All clichés about U.S. pavement bard Jack Kerouac aside, chasing life along America’s roadways does provide a fine chance to get some good writing done.
