Woman of Letters
Naomi KanakiaI write about the Great Books, classic literature, and the contemporary publishing world.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 2116 | Subscribers | Read | woman-of-letters.com |
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During my twenties, my friends would circle constantly circle around the same topic. They would ask, “Should I go for a career that earns money? Or a career that helps people?”
Some people are bad writers, and they should be discouraged
There was once a very famous workshop that was taught by a very famous writer. And on the final day of this workshop, the writer would point to each aspirant and announce whether they should keep writing or should quit. Just that, a quick s...
A literary tradition that I've learned to respect
When I was younger, I loved science-fiction short stories. And my biggest dream for myself was to be a successful story writer—someone like Robert Reed or Michael Swanwick, who appeared regularly in the sci-fi journals and was a routine con...
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Naomi Kanakia is the author of four novels and of non-fiction book about the classics. She also writes a (somewhat) popular literary newsletter called Woman of Letters.
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