The Marvelous Paragraph Project with Sarah Stone
Sarah StoneCelebrations of fiction, creative nonfiction, and poetry by Sarah and guests. Close readings and explorations of splendid paragraphs, stanzas, and the occasional page or two. Sometimes craft-y. Sometimes just human.
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Novelist, freelance writer/editor/instructor. Teaching: Stanford CS. Fiction: Marriage to the Sea (coming March 2026) and Hungry Ghost Theater. Deepening Fiction: A Practical Guide for Intermediate and Advanced Fiction Writers (with Ron Nyren).
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