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Inspirationexpand_moreThey rose before us under a halo of lights like figures in a shrine.
He’s not the skinny hippie all the paintings make Him out to be.
Lori & Garry Marshall
These sounds for you, verbs of attraction. Matters of tense.
What about writers who come suddenly into full power late in life?
What about writers who come suddenly into full power late in life?
Because I can love every small thing.
Best-selling author Melanie Gideon reads from her novel Wife 22.
The light is like a benediction. My husband reaches for my hand.
This is a novel that contains more than its actuarial share of falls.
Something is wrong with that place. Someone’s still there . . .
Literary gatherings are a nightmare because writers have no shop talk.
The slow-falling leaves contain the space of the story I’m pursuing.
“The basis of literary friendship is mixing the poisoned bowl.”
No more laughing like the waves. No more ocean of words to drink from.
