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We all saw the video(s) of ICE agent Jonathan Ross killing Renee Nicole Good. Early footage clearly shows Renee Good turning away in order to drive off (not “flee the scene,” which implies guilt of some kind). Ross steps out of the way, the...
Happy news. My novel Power & Light is one of four finalists for the 2024 Minnesota Book Awards (novel category). The state awards have come to be quite a big deal. You might say, “But in a single year, how many novels can be published in Mi...
Aside from feeling like it was written by eighth graders on meth, THE BEAR has a major dramatic flaw that us grown-ups can learn from. Listen up: it is not possible to create empathy retroactively. We can’t feel for a character whom we don’...
When it comes to writing description, your first question should be “Can the reader see it?” If so, good, but you’re not done. They also need to hear it, smell it, taste it and maybe touch it. Or least feel like they could. We’re talking...
If you wanna be a writer you gotta be a reader. We all agree on that. But what kind of reader? It’s fun when a novel totally engages us. We get lost in it. It becomes, as John Champlin Gardner described, a “vivid and continuous and dream.’...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
PEN Short Story Award winner. National Book Award panelist. Dozen novels with Simon & Schuster, HarperCollins, and FSG. Film, radio, and opera adaptations. HuffPo Contributor. Long time writing teacher, all things fiction.
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