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Why Some Good Books Should Remain Unpublished by Charles Wohlforth

George Fischer wrote 19 autobiographies without ever planning to publish them. And he could have. Not only was he a talented writer and an accomplished scholar, but he had witnessed some of the most historic moments of the twentieth century. Eleanor Roosevelt talked about him in her memoirs, which she did publish. But Fischer made […]

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Summertide Blew Us Away

Summertide blew us away! No, seriously. Gusts of wind and pelting rain whooshed against the southside Anchorage home where folks hung out in a cozy living room talking about writing and reading their work. Longtime members and newbies alike cycled from writing prompt to writing prompt at tables spread throughout the house. For nourishment, they

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The Joy of the Middle: Finding Writing Contentment Wherever You Are by Andromeda Romano-Lax

When my first creative book, a travelogue called Searching for Steinbeck’s Sea of Cortez was published a million years ago, I was already working on the first chapters of the next book—not because I knew it’s good to be in the middle of one new thing to distract yourself from the sales and review outcomes of the

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