Julia Cameron on Learning to Write Sober

Julia Cameron on Learning to Write Sober

This first appeared in Lit Hub’s Craft of Writing newsletter— sign up here . “How do I write sober?” was the big question that sobriety raised. I told the alcoholics who were helping me, “If it comes down to a choice between my creativity and my sobriety, I don’t know that I will choose sobriety.” […]

On the Exponential Difficulty of Juggling Many Narrative Voices

On the Exponential Difficulty of Juggling Many Narrative Voices

In my writing, I often begin a scene by drafting two versions of the same event: the event as it would look captured on camera, the “view from nowhere,” in as much as such a thing can ever exist—and then the scene as witnessed by a primary character. What do they focus on? What is […]

Only Murders In The Building EP On Emmy-Nominated Mystery Writing & A Broadway-Filled Season 3

Only Murders In The Building EP On Emmy-Nominated Mystery Writing & A Broadway-Filled Season 3

Your browser does not support the video tag. Summary Only Murders in the Building, starring Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez, has gained a devoted fanbase and critical acclaim, with multiple Emmy nominations and wins. The show’s co-creator, John Hoffman, discusses the creative process behind unveiling mysteries and collaborating with actors, including new cast […]

“Whatever!”: In Defense of Anachronism in Ancient Rome

“Whatever!”: In Defense of Anachronism in Ancient Rome

Five times in my historical novel Sparrow , the character Calidus, a young provincial Roman who is the oldest son of a brothel owner uses the late twentieth century idiom, “Whatever.” On each occasion one of his free employees is telling him something he doesn’t particularly want to deal with. Twice he waves his hand […]

Hope in Hard Times: J.R. Dawson, Chuck Tingle, and Durreen Shahnaz

Hope in Hard Times: J.R. Dawson, Chuck Tingle, and Durreen Shahnaz

Tor Books, in partnership with Literary Hub, presents Voyage Into Genre! Every other Wednesday, join host Drew Broussard for conversations with Tor authors discussing their new books, the future, and the future of genre. Oh, and maybe there’ll be some surprises along the way… Looks like Team Genre is blasting off again! I’m thrilled to […]

Julie Otsuka on Writing From and Into Memories

Julie Otsuka on Writing From and Into Memories

One day in late April, two enormous boxes arrived at my door. Together, they weighed eighty-six pounds. For the last two years, my brothers and I had been renting a storage unit in L.A. so we would not have to deal with our parents’ stuff. This was an arrangement I would have been happy to […]

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