Writing Historical Fiction
With the world engulfed in the COVID-19 pandemic, I find it therapeutic to crack open a book that can whisk […]
Publishing Paid Me
In the wake of Black Lives Matter protests across America and the world, books by Black authors and about anti-racism […]
How Bindlestiff Books is Coping with the Pandemic
Due to the pandemic, some people have more free time than ever. Nestling in with a good book seems to […]
Poetry Against the Coronavirus
“Poets have always been those we turn to as witnesses. Poets can crystallize a moment like this,” says New Yorker poetry editor Alice […]
Farewell to Penn Book Center
In their most recent newsletter, sent via email on June 5, independent bookstore People’s Books & Culture announced that it […]
Harriet Millan on the Writing Process and Balancing Work, Family, and Writing
Harriet Levin Milan is the author of four published books and one edited. She is also the director of the […]
The Perfect Time to Discover Philly Lit Mags
By Sanjana Ramanathan With stay-at-home orders in place all over the nation and quarantine boredom settling in, many people are […]
Keeping a Family Story from being Lost
Mark Maer is the author of a Russian romance that came out in 2012, Путями Неисповедимыми или поиски красной коровы, […]
Make the Most of Getting Credentialed as a Freelance Writer
Credentialing is vital to anyone seeking to report on events with more than the public perspective.
