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JEK Writes

Jessica Klimesh

A newsletter about the writerly life: what I've learned (and continue to learn) as a writer and editor, with a focus on the craft of creative writing.

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Latest Issues

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Walking the Tightrope

I’m pleased to report that I’ve written 27 flash story drafts so far this month (!), and have just three more to go to finish out my self-imposed challenge of writing a flash fiction draft a day for the month of April!

8 days ago
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Fitting In: Another Ekphrastic Prompt

As I continue with my 30-drafts-in-30-days April challenge, I continue also to look for unique nudges of inspiration. Below I offer another ekphrastic prompt from the book A Treasury of American Prints (1939), edited by Thomas Craven. (If y...

24 days ago
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Standing Guard: A Brief Look at Ekphrastic Writing

It’s unusual for me to post twice within a week, but as I continue with my 30-drafts-in-30-days April prompt challenge, I’ve found that I’m really enjoying using ekphrastic prompts, specifically from A Treasury of American Prints (1939), ed...

a month ago
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What's Old Is New Again

Note: Some of this post is recycled from last year’s “April Is National Poetry Month.”

a month ago
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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • Jessica Klimesh

    Writer and technical editor; loves #flash; short fiction in @CleaverMagazine, @AtticusReview, @BrinkLiterary, @GhostParachute, @trampset, and more.

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