I think there are any number of images I could have used for what has happened to my Call of the Siren since the fall. An airplane nose-diving into the ocean … a car on fire … an empty cup … a bare tree in the dead of winter … an opera singer coughing … Continue reading The Siren with laryngitis
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Dreary books never go out of style … thank goodness
The gothic seems to have receded from fiction lists -- at least for now -- but not from the nonfiction ones. Whew. The past is chock-full of byzantine, often morbid dealings for writer-researchers like Piu Marie Eatwell. I had a chance to review her book The Dead Duke, His Secret Wife, and the Missing … Continue reading Dreary books never go out of style … thank goodness
You are already a writer
As I'm coming up for air from my novel, finally, a recent article in The Guardian was waiting for me, floating on the surface … The Guardian always seems to have something wonderful to say about writing at just the right time. The paper asked six writers -- each had been named as "Young writer of … Continue reading You are already a writer
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