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Why Poppies?
I have been silent for a while. I suffered a loss. My creativity ceased.
Even as I type this now, my fingers are encrusted in rust that squeak with every letter.
But life goes on, and with it, questions about customs around death.
So, si...
The ‘Petticoat Rulers’
Jackson Wyoming was a rugged town with little infrastructure until their 1920 election, when they told every man on their town council to hit the road and replaced them with women.
Some of the winners of the May 11, 1920 election in Jackso...
Writing in Exile
A couple of months ago I posted about some famous writing groups and the published work that came from their collaborations.
Today we’re going to learn about some writers that created a different kind of writing circle. One formed out...
Not So Little Women
Far too many writers are relegated to their most famous, often only recognizable, work when in fact most have a catalogue of published writing.
Louisa May Alcott, best known for writing Little Women, is no exception. She was a renowned aut...
The Other Publishing Houses
Photo by Jon Tyson on Unsplash
Folks, let’s talk about the publishing industry.
I know, I know, unfluff those feathers. This post isn’t about the Big 5 or their legions of imprints. They get all the attention.
I’m here to talk about eve...
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