Originally posted on Wages of War:
When I was sixteen, I got my first real job. My first introduction to the working world of W-2s, withholding and fifteen-minute breaks was as a retail sales clerk for the now-defunct B. Dalton Bookseller. For a teenager whose nose was always buried in a book, it was the…
Category Archives: Writing Process
Behind The Book: A New Feature
I am thrilled to announce an exciting joint blogging venture with fellow writer Carrie Morgan. On Twitter, Carrie and I subscribe to the philosophy of Writers Helping Writers: that is, we believe that as a community, we should strive to support and lift each other up, sharing our mistakes and lessons learned. Writers understand theContinue reading “Behind The Book: A New Feature”
On Autumn Brody And Mental Health
At one point in Change of Season, Professor St. James gives Autumn some advice: “Write what you know, and write when you need to let go.” This is a variation of advice writers have heard time and time again. At times, it’s almost annoying. Many of us write to heal, to share hard lessons learnedContinue reading “On Autumn Brody And Mental Health”
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