Writing Thoughts
Ivy GrimesWriting thoughts from me, Ivy, and from writers I interview
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Dear Ivy: Writing Advice
The Unicorn Tapestries, 1495-1505
As always, my disclaimer: I know nothing in particular and have no qualifications for giving advice. But here I am.
Today’s question:
It feels like there’s pressure in both literary and genre fiction to...
The New Season
Edouard Joseph d’Alton’s Illustrations of Animal Skeletons
Hi Folks,
Welcome to the onset of the season of skeleton apple cider leaves and/or seasonal depression. It is that time again.
It is Libra season now, too, and I’m a Libra. Somet...
Dear Ivy: Writing Advice
Luigi Russolo and Ugo Piatti in their Milanese intonarumori workshop, ca. 1916
As always, my disclaimer: I know nothing in particular and have no qualifications for giving advice. But, you know.
Today’s question:
I pine for some of the i...
Interview with Anna Vangala Jones
I’ve been reading Anna Vangala Jones stories all over the place, and I was so happy to dive into her collection Turmeric & Sugar! There’s so much poetry and passion in these stories. Here is her bio to get to know her a bit better before we...
Dear Ivy: Writing Advice
Lambs growing from plants, from the Public Domain Review
For today’s Dear Ivy column, I tackled a couple of questions I received that I couldn’t think of immediate answers to. Challenge questions, you might say.
But as always, my disclaim...
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