Albaniac!
Kelly K. FergusonBefore working with her mother on the Little House books, American writer, journalist, and political theorist Rose Wilder Lane lived in Albania from 1926 to 1928. I’ve traveled there to uncover why she came—and why she left.
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How to start writing a book about Rose Wilder Lane in Albania and wind up in an DIY home improvement spiral instead
I know. It’s so cute! It really is. That’s how Little House in Appalachia sucks you in.
- During the school year, you are too busy and exhausted from your job as a professor to write much, but now it’s late summer, and you’ve recovered...
How to Write Narrative Nonfiction like John Green
Last week, a former creative writing student of mine wrote asking for advice on a new narrative nonfiction project. That message inspired this post, in which we take a peek behind the writer’s curtain as I work on my new Rose Wilder Lane pr...
Netflix’s Little House on the Prairie Review: Thoughts, Musings, and Cogitations
I don’t know about you, but my vagus nerve is whacked. It’s a stressful time for Laura Ingalls Wilder fans. Can the new Netflix adaptation successfully usher Little House on the Prairie into 2026? And if it does, what “Little House” will th...
Keep This Forever
Once, a former professor of mine was browsing a used bookstore only to find a copy of his own book for sale. He opened the flap to find the inscription he’d written to his friend: “Keep this forever.”
He took the phrase and made it the tit...
The Flamingo Revolution: Albania in the News
Lately, I’ve been crying over Albanian flamingoes.
I’m not a PETA activist. I’m not vegetarian. After watching multiple seasons of Alone, I know that, if required, I could club and skin a rabbit. Decades of the 24-hour news cycle have lef...
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