
quick review/recommendation–consider this: moments in my writing life after which everything was different (2020)
Chuck Palahniuk’s new book might be one of the most down to earth texts on the craft of writing. And […]
Writer / Reader / Professor Lincoln Land College
Chuck Palahniuk’s new book might be one of the most down to earth texts on the craft of writing. And […]
Excited to have a novel excerpt up at @thewritelaunch from a manuscript in progress I am calling carlos montoya–a novel
After a long semester of teaching I found some time to indulge in studying the novella Pedro Paramo by Juan Rulfo. […]
available now on kindle, smashwords The House of Order–stories, the first collection of composite stories by John Paul Jaramillo, presents a stark vision […]
The power of the Internet brought me this mp3 of Amy Hempel reading “The Harvest” and suddenly I know what […]
This film is from 2009 and from director Bobcat Goldthwait. I missed it because of a limited release. I most […]
Just heard of this film adaptation from Lois Lowry’s novel. Looks well done.
Lately for many reasons I feel I’ve been living inside of a Philip K. Dick novel, so I’ve been rereading a […]
Happy to hear my story “Arkansas Flood 1964” will soon have a home in Pilgrimage Magazine.
The first time I heard Thug Notes I found it very funny and engaging. I played it for my Lit […]
A few years back I made a joke to D about teaching and writing. I told her I was deciding to […]
Big Sur may be my least favorite Jack Kerouac novel. While On the Road and The Subterraneans captured youth and restlessness, […]
I’ve long read and admired Junot Diaz‘ style of prose. I’m almost embarrassed to say how much I’ve modeled my […]
We’re discussing a few stories tomorrow from Stuart Dybek‘s collection The Coast of Chicago. I admire “The Woman Who Fainted” […]