Writerland
Diego Courchay, Michael ShapiroNothing good ever came from writers punishing themselves
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Chapter 206: Mistakes, I’ve Made a Few
The greatest danger of falling in love with an idea is that it blinds you when that love has gone wrong. I am speaking here of teaching.
Chapter 205: Not One Gatekeeper. Many.
I have thrown my students into chaos. I have done so intentionally. I am asking them to reimagine what publishing a book can look like.
Chapter 204: Gatekeepers? Ignore ‘em
A writer friend was telling me about her book, not about the work itself but about its market value. She’d felt good about the proposal. So did her agent who sent it out to publishers in the hope of securing a deal. But no publisher wanted ...
Chapter 203: Lost Libraries
“Every personal library is a reading project,” wrote the Spanish philosopher José Gaos, a wonderful excuse to bite off more than we can chew, acquiring yet another item for our increasing to-read list. Like all projects, this one loses piec...
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Diego Courchay is a Mexican-French journalist of varying locations and languages, who has reported from New York, México City, Miami, and Washington DC.
Founder and Publisher, The Delacorte Review
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