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The days are getting shorter (at least here on the Left Coast north of the equator), but there’s still time to submit fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction, artwork, and photography for Flumes‘ Winter 2016 issue. An online literary journal originating in the Yuba-Sutter region of Northern California, Flumes showcases work from new, emerging and established writers … Continue reading
by Erica German Writers everywhere should wonder: Who will read my stories? Will they like them? How important is character development? Setting? But, will they ever ask themselves how old will their readers be? Does it matter? I say no- it doesn’t matter! This summer I asked my daughter, Juliet, to choose a book that … Continue reading
by Erica German Writers must be readers but that doesn’t mean when we are not writing, we are reading—just that we should be, right? I am obsessed with finding out what my favorite writers are reading and why. Their reading journeys almost always include a few classic titles along with tomes written by their favorite … Continue reading
by le Hab At le Hab, we often hear people ask, “What’s YA?” So, we were delighted to see Zu Vincent’s workshop, titled “Is Your Novel So Yesterday? Uncover Today’s YA!” on the list of Wordfire offerings. Vincent, whose YA (read Young Adult) novel, The Lucky Place, has appeared on awards lists each year since … Continue reading
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