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The first time I ever queried an agent I wasn’t ready. I had just finished my MFA. My thesis project was a novel that I still love and will one day make work. But it wasn’t working then. Still isn’t working now.
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A pawn shop standoff where the past won't stay dead
This week’s story is a fun one for me. A couple of years ago, I wrote a short story (it’s actually the free short you get for subscribing). I wanted to live in that world for a while, so...
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I was reading Harlan Coben’s new writing guide/memoir this past week, and he talked a bit about how writers should watch movies and television and listen to music. How they should explore art outside of wr...
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Last week, in Part I, Joey and Mike got the fake plates on the Ford Galaxie and are loaded up to go rob a gas station. We conclude the story today in Part II.
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I noticed something the other day about my writing. I don’t usually analyze my writing. My wife does that for me. However, I was thinking about the novel that got me my agent (the one that died on sub - someday...
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I'm an author of a short story collection called Leaving Arizona. My fiction has been published in numerous magazines and journals, including Typehouse, Down in the Dirt, and Corvalis Review. I'm currently working on my debut novel.
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