Marilynne Robinson on teaching fiction writers
I don’t try to teach technique, because frankly most technical problems go away when a writer realizes where the life of a story lies. (Via.)
I don’t try to teach technique, because frankly most technical problems go away when a writer realizes where the life of a story lies. (Via.)
Eatonville, Zora Neale Hurston’s hometown & the first all-black incorporated town in the U.S., is profiled. (Via.)
Facebook hires Alberto Gonzales’ former chief of staff as General Counsel. (Via.) Side AT&T spying deal to be kept under wraps.
Laura Miller argues that the comic book superhero descends from the knight hero of the chivalric romance.
How did I miss this? Bookslut’s Jessa Crispin is doing video interviews. First up: Eddie Campbell.