For latchkey kids everywhere
In my Very Important Literature courses, the ones where we only read the most distinguished work by the most influential writers, we established some rules for fiction. Rules are important because they help you figure out if what you’re reading is worthy of distinction or if it is destined for the discount rack. One of... Continue Reading →
So I finished the novel I started in 1989 and submitted it to the SC Arts Commission’s First Novel Competition. Related posts forthcoming, this experience has been awesome. But here's the first post-submission reflection. Let me explain what happens when you re-join a world you created. First, you remember the times and reasons you created... Continue Reading →
