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Rape in Fiction

kleinwriter1686 wrote 1 day ago: The scariest moment is always just before you start. Stephen King Sex is a loaded topic in American … more →

Tags: Feminism, health, writing, Silence, rape, Rape Culture, rape in fiction, Stephen King, bastard out of carolina

To the Graduating Seniors

vancemorgan wrote 2 days ago: For those who read this blog regularly, it will come as no surprise that I believe I have the greate … more →

Tags: Belief, Books, God, History, Jeanne, Justice, Literature, Philosophy, Politics

Allison on Language

Kendall G. wrote 1 week ago: The specificity of the language is sometimes necessary because quite often the subjects being discus … more →

Tags: Feminism, language, Jargon, Complexity

Read it Queer: Pride Month Book List

Madeline wrote 1 week ago: A few years ago I began my personal tradition of reading only LGBT books during the month of June … more →

Tags: Book Review, Literature, Lesbian, LGBT, Books, lillian faderman, rubyfruit jungle, Rita Mae Brown, Gay Pride

Thought for Day 13: Embrace the Waste

norabonner wrote 1 week ago: I don’t know about other MFA fiction graduates, but I think the most daunting thing about not … more →

Tags: Graduate School, Workshops, Writers, Books, Revise the Novel Month, writing, Revision, Elizabeth Stuckey-French, novel ideas

Fiction is a pi...

sts8039 wrote 2 weeks ago: Fiction is a piece of truth that turns lies to meaning. Dorothy Allison … more →

Tags: writing, Reading, People, Meaning, Fiction, Truth, Advice, lies

Cousin Butch (River of Names)

Fe'linoïd Lazuli wrote 2 weeks ago: “I loved my Cousin Butch. He had this big old head, pale thin hair, and enormous, watery eyes. … more →

Tags: stray words, Fiction, Short Story, Family

This Is a Southern Story8 comments

Mary wrote 2 weeks ago: Over twenty years ago, Dorothy Allison gained her reputation as a powerful feminist writer from the … more →

Tags: Interviews, Profiles, Publishing, Women Writers, writing, bastard out of carolina, cavedweller, jane hamilton, Karen Joy Fowler

I just read this . . .

Elizabeth Jenike wrote 3 weeks ago: “I am my mama’s daughter, her shadow on the earth, the blood thinned down a little so that I a … more →

Tags: musings, Reading 2, Reading, Literature, autobiography

4.11.2013 Thursday's Quote

readingnovel wrote 1 month ago: Two or three things I know for sure, and one of them is the way you can both hate and love something … more →

Tags: Quotes, Gaming, Transportation, Literature, Arts, goodreads, Happy Birthday!, World Literature, bastard out of carolina

10 Books Guaranteed to Make You Cry

emilystemple wrote 2 months ago: This week, we read about a study, recently published in PLOS ONE, in which researchers found that  … more →

Tags: Books, Buzz, Carson McCullers, Daniel Keyes, J. K. Rowling, Joan Didion, John Green, john steinbeck, markus zusak

it's the weekend

linnéa wrote 2 months ago: … more →

Tags: Sophia Coppola, David Bowie, Christine Falkenland

Consider the Salmon4 comments

vancemorgan wrote 2 months ago: In The Unicorn, one of Iris Murdoch’s characters drops the following into a mundane conversation: “H … more →

Tags: Christianity, Faith, Philosophy, God, Literature, seeing, Humor, Wonder, Books

2013 Over the Rainbow List: 84 LGBT Books

Bookblurb wrote 3 months ago: By Paige Cohen The Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Round Table of the American Library Assoc … more →

Tags: Lists, jeanette winterson, Lambda Literary, John Irving, Paige Cohen, Over the Rainbow List, LGBT books, Saeed Jones, rae spoon

Secrets (Week 2, Days 5 & 6)

novelconqueror wrote 4 months ago: Day 5 was really difficult because I had to write about all of my secrets.  I started with the bigge … more →

Tags: Fiction, Creative Writing, first novel, writing exercises, bastard out of carolina, secrets

Poem Saturday: 2

brooklynbot wrote 5 months ago: Oops, I almost forgot about poem Saturday! Here is a quote from my girl Dorothy Allison, and my poet … more →

Tags: Poem Saturday, Poems, glittertongue

Today's Foodism: The Enemy is Hunger and the Battleground is Your Stomach

valbarda wrote 5 months ago: Image courtesy of Suat Eman / FreeDigitalPhotos.net Hunger makes you restless. You dream about food— … more →

Tags: foodisms, Nov 2012, foodisms, Hunger, dream about food, awe-inspiring food, Magical Meals, Hunger pangs?

Chicago Humanities Festival

Michelle Weidman wrote 6 months ago:   Illustration by Sierra Nicole Wilson. Dorothy Allison — November 3 “By the time I was 10 I ha … more →

Tags: F Newsmagazine.com, bastard out of carolina, Cave-dweller, Chicago Humanities Festival, Eric Klinnenberg

Just bleed 6 comments

kleinwriter1686 wrote 6 months ago: There is nothing to writing. All you do is sit down at a typewriter and bleed. Ernest Hemingway Unfo … more →

Tags: writing, health, anxiety, NaNoWriMo, Fits and Starts, writing process, Fear, Mental Health, Work in progress


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