
Reflections on writing and publishing as I finish my first book.
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My students turned in their first papers this week, which means I’m buried in grading. I’m also in the midst of teaching an online writing workshop, helping out with caretaking for a sick relative, and on two volleyball teams. This means th...
The other day I was looking through Spotify when I stumbled upon a 176-song playlist I made between 2016 and 2019. The list felt extremely specific to that time, with albums that just came out (Bloom by Troye Sivan and Invasion of Privacy b...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Writer and teaching artist with publications in Slate, Electric Literature, The Florida Review, The Sun, and more. ✨ Sharing reflections on writing and publishing as I finish my first book.
writing about a protopian future • essays on collective imagination, coordination and power every sometimes
we know nothing and I love us anyway <3 NYC based writer, lover of Lord of The Rings and fiction editor of paloma mag :)
Writing from the messy middle of my thirties, life after losing my mom, and publishing my first romance book.
Nicole Comforto is the author of the NY Times Modern Love essay "A Marriage Stressed by Obsessions and Compulsions.” She and her husband write about parenting, mental health, and co-writing novels together.
Elizabeth Austin is a writer and solo cancer mom. Her work has been published with The New York Times, Time, Harper's Bazaar, Electric Lit, Narratively, McSweeney's, and others. Find out more at writingelizabeth.com and on Instagram @writingelizabeth
A book publicist and horror novelist writing about the intersection of books, publishing, and the creative life—with occasional detours into beautiful objects, beautiful people, and New York City.
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