All writers face adversity at some point in the process. What’s difficult, though, is when it’s created by you. What’s your writing kryptonite?
Ed A. Murray
5 overlooked novels you should make time to read
Some books are just too good to be overlooked. And it’s a darn shame when they are. Here are five you should make some time to read.
From life to page to screen: The Glass Castle
How do you best bring a bestselling memoir to the big screen? Assemble an all-star cast including Woody Harrelson, Brie Larson and Naomi Watts.
Examining the collapse of America’s blue-collar middle class
Philipp Meyer made his name known in the literary world with the release of his 2013 epic The Son. But that’s not what I’m here to write about, because there is another book by Meyer that is similarly exceptional: American Rust.
We could all learn from Jim Harrison
Jim Harrison was one of the most gritty, honest writers the literary world has even seen. It was writers like him that most inspired me to write.
They said it, not me: Best quotes from writers
3 simple tips for writing around a busy schedule
A day to remember the fallen
From page to screen: Philipp Meyer’s “The Son”
Daniel Magariel’s ‘One of the Boys’: An Honest Book Review
There is a certain degree of mystery in every novel. What’s most impressive is when the plot surfaces, the reader gets a sense of the direction of the story, yet every page is as important as the next and you cannot seem to stop turning them. That’s what it’s like reading Daniel Magariel’s One of the Boys.
Simple advice for aspiring writers
Those Irish have a way with words
An argument for the Great Lakes
The craft of the short story
Ernest Hemingway vs. William Faulkner: The Literary Celebrity Feud
The clash of the literary giants. Ernest Hemingway vs. William Faulkner. The real question is, who won this epic showdown?
