Write Now Philly https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Defining <i>Black Genius</i> with Tre Johnson Exploring Literary History and Programs at the Rosenbach Meeting Jane Austen… if She Could Time-Travel and Come to Philadelphia Tom Huddleston Brings David Lynch Home to Philadelphia Elise Juska on Writing, Teaching and Being a Philly Author Mourning, Memory and the Search for Angie in <i>Everywhere I Look</i> Lisa Sewell on Research, Reflection and Activism Travels Through Nature, Time, and History Gossip as a Tool for Communication and Bonding  The Cognitive Impact of Expressive Writing and Gratitude Journaling Giovanni’s Room: the oldest Queer bookstore in America The Dark Truth Behind Content Creation and Momfluencers The Power of Authenticity in Alex Aster’s NYC Enemies-to-Lovers Romance The Price of Fame Through the Eyes of a Child Discovering Love and Community through Cycling in <i>The Breakaway</i> Unity and Uncertainty during the Civil War and Reconstruction Matt Lake and <i>Weird Pennsylvania</i>‘s 20th Anniversary How Community and Hope for Change Shapes LindoYes’ Writing <i>Dismantling the Master’s Clock</i> Gives Readers a Good Deconstructed Time Anything Can Happen in the Desert: <i>Death Valley</i> by Melissa Broder  Ashton Lattimore on her debut novel <i>All We Were Promised</i> Ahmad Almallah on Poetry, Memory, and Making Something Beautiful  A Horror Story Confronts the Ugliness of Hate MailPoet Page Jenny Adams on Historical Mystery and Being Inspired by Philadelphia Jessica Lynn Suchon on <i>Scavenger</i> and Having an Audience A Forgotten Woman Striving For Freedom Unlikely Friends Solving Murders on the Schuylkill Carla Conti on Writing True Crime and Corruption in the Prison System If The City Could Talk: A Tribute to Queer Love, Art, and Philadelphia Olivia Campbell on <i>Sisters in Science</i> and her Approach to Writing Nonfiction Staff A Tale of Perseverance in Pre-Civil War Philadelphia: Ashton Lattimore’s <i>All We Were Promised</i> <i>Substitute Me</i>: A Refreshing Insight on Nannies from Lori Tharps Secrets Verge on Their Expiration Dates in Elise Juska’s <i>Reunion</i> Exploring Ownership vs. Love in C.J. Spataro’s <i>More Strange than True</i> A Multilayered Tale of Two Disappearances Write For Us Sophie Wan Discusses Her Debut Novel <i>Women of Good Fortune</i> Kathleen Murphey’s Approach to Fairy Tales Matthew Ross Smith on Writing Process and Sports Fiction A Novel of Recovery and Rediscovery Eva Thury on Teaching and Writing About Mythology A Darkly Funny and Intimate Shift at the Hospital Second Annual Philadelphia Bookstore Crawl Mahzi Kane on Love, <i>Tea Leaves</i>, and Black Women Empowerment A Conversation on Mental Wellness with Lyndsey Getty Making Others Feel Seen: A Conversation with Robin Gow Gregory Duncan on Memoir Writing and Dealing with Grief Home