Imagine a Door
Laura Stanfill, Beth KephartWriting, publishing, creativity are at the heart of this newsletter, formerly called The Bright Side.
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| Issues | 37 | Subscribers | Read | laurastanfill.substack.com |
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One City Block
Every night lately, I’ve fallen asleep to the drone of military helicopters circling overhead.
R-E-S-P-E-C-T: The Heart of Any Book Deal
As a writer, no matter what kind of work I’m submitting, I want to work with an editor who gets my vision. Someone who understands my manuscript’s reason for being, appreciates its themes and style, imagines who might read it, and has sugge...
Oops, I'm doing book publicity wrong
I’ve been living every day fully, not writing or posting about living. It’s a relief, truly, and also consistent with my decision to send out newsletters only when I have something to say.
A Fitting Foreword
I’m counting down to my book launch, April 1, and here’s Beth Kephart, reading aloud her glorious foreword to Imagine a Door. I hope you’ll give yourself the gift of listening.
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Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Laura Stanfill is the publisher of Forest Avenue Press and the author of SINGING LESSONS FOR THE STYLISH CANARY.
I am a National Book Award finalist and paper artist. Books include Tomorrow Will Bring Sunday's News and My Life in Paper. Paper art at bind-arts.com. I write of craft on the Stack. Memoir resources at junctureworkshops.com
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