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One of the biggest challenges of the writing life is maintaining faith in our work.
Today I want to tell you about an essay I began years ago, an essay I revised and rewrote again and again, searching for its final form, knowing something...
During all the years of writing and rewriting my memoir, I hand-wrote and then typed list after list of details: memories that woke me or jolted me out of a conversation and that I needed to find a place for in the book.
I would title thos...
I’ve been totally absorbed by fiction lately.
I feel so lucky to have an advanced reader copy of Whidbey, which has just completely captivated me. I’ve been trying to read it slowly, because I don’t want the book to end, because every page...
1. It has been a hot, hot summer. Heat advisory for several days again; a crow has just landed on the roof across the street. I dare, most days, to read the news.
And I have been daring to write.
Turning Down the Noise is a reader-supp...
I’m sorry for the delay. Apologies for taking so long to get back to you. Please forgive my late reply.
Lately, I just can’t get myself to write. No—I can’t get myself to like what I write.
I’ve been trying. And then trying not to try....
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Words in Blackbird, McSweeney’s, Vox, etc. Winner: 2020 Indiana Review Nonfiction Prize. Finalist: 2021 Chautauqua Janus Prize. Three Notables in Best American Essays. Staff-scholar @ Bread Loaf. Assoc. Prof. of CW in VA. Writing a memoir. She/her.
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