Writing Thoughts
Ivy GrimesWriting thoughts from me, Ivy, and from writers I interview
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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...
Interview with Joey Hedger
Joey Hedger is a very friendly guy, the author of Deliver Thy Pigs (Malarkey Books, 2022) and In the Line of a Hurricane, We Wait (Red Bird Chapbooks). His writing has appeared in The Islandia Journal, Daily Drunk Magazine, Variant Lit, McC...
Interview with Beth Sherman
Today we are talking to Beth Sherman, author of the novella-in-flash, How to Get There from Here (Ad Hoc Fiction). She is a Submissions Editor at Smokelong Quarterly and her work has appeared in more than 250 publications, including The New...
Interview with P.L. McMillan
P.L. McMillan is my hero! She’s bold, hosting her own YouTube series of author interviews called PLM Talks, co-hosting Dead Languages Podcast, and hosting book releases, including my book release for The Cellar Below the Cellar (for which I...
Dear Ivy: Writing Advice
A flowery cactus from the Public Domain Review
As always, my disclaimer: I know nothing in particular and have no qualifications for giving advice. Still, I persist!
Question 1: Is there anything you learned after your first book that you...
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