Write-minded: Weekly Inspiration for Writers
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This week Write-minded reaches broadly into the topic of intimacy to explore its many permutations—not just romantic, but innocuous, violent, collective, and more. Guest Stacey D’Erasmo invites us to consider intimacy in writing, how we do it, how we feel it as readers, and also to consider acts of intimacy, like an older actress showing her authentic self as she ages. Intimacy is felt, and not always something we know how to put words around, so this conversation is a particular treat, thought-provoking and enticing.
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Imagining and Reconstructing in Memoir, featuring Julie Metz
The Skinny on Book Coaching, featuring Jennie Nash
Writing with Sensuality, featuring Leesa Cross-Smith
Writing What Terrifies You, featuring Ashley Woodfolk
Helping Books Remain a Vital Part of Our Culture, featuring Andy Hunter
Moral Ambiguity in Fiction, featuring Quentin Lee
All About Book Festivals, featuring Cherilyn Parsons
Setting Stories Free, featuring Caits Meissner and T Kira Madden
Probing the Line Between Insanity and Art, featuring Lee Kravetz
Tough-Love Marketing, featuring M.J. Rose
How We Think about Anger on the Page, featuring Lilly Dancyger
Can Writing Be Taught? featuring Lisa Stringfellow
How We Think and Write about Intimate Experiences, featuring Melissa Febos
The Art of Writing Forgiveness, featuring Ashley C. Ford
Writing to Make the World a Better Place, featuring Parker J. Palmer
The Drama of Friendships, featuring Jean Chen Ho
Research Is Not Just for Facts, featuring Margaret Verble
Out in the Open about Erotica, featuring Rachel Kramer Bussel
Risk It Like You Mean It, featuring Angela Engel
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