Writerly Things with Brooke Warner
Brooke WarnerI am an author advocate, publisher of She Writes Press and SparkPress, book industry insider, and champion to writers who show up to the page because they must.
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Personal Narrative as a Force for Cultural Progress
Tuesday night, I’ll be co-leading a class with Linda Joy Myers called “Staking a Claim and Building Confidence.” This will be the sixth and final class in our Women Writing Memoir series, so this post isn’t a pitch to sign up. Rather, it’s ...
How to Show the Whole in Your Memoir
Grant Faulkner and I are in Los Angeles this weekend, presenting at the Writers Rising writing retreat. I already had this topic of narration in mind before I got here because I got to witness Maggie Smith (author of You Could Make This Pla...
Writing While Needed By Others
I attended a packed-house launch event last night for Bay Area author Julie Fingersh, who just published a memoir called Stay: A Story of Family, Love, and Other Traumas.
We're Losing the Battle Against AI
Two things happened in the writerly world this week in furtherance of the fight against artificial intelligence: The Authors Guild (AG) and start-up company Created by Humans (CbH) announced a new partnership that shows us that creative min...
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Brooke Warner is publisher of She Writes Press and SparkPress, TEDx speaker and weekly podcaster, and the author of six books on publishing.
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