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Lessons that Cross Genres from a Writer Who Leaped into Suspense Fiction by Andromeda Romano-Lax

Next week, my first suspense novel, The Deepest Lake, will be published. It’s my sixth novel and a big departure from my previous genres of ...

Ela: 49 Writers Weekly Round-up

With school letting out for the summer today in Anchorage and around the state, it might seem odd that we’re getting excited already about our ...
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Andromeda: "A citizen of that other place" — on sick-lit

Sick-lit, I discover today while net-surfing, is an entire misery-memoir subgenre. Its mainstay is the cancer memoir, and it relies on healthy doses of humor, ...
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Dani Haviland on Amazon e-publishing

I finished writing my third book almost two months ago. I sent it to Cathie Woods, my editor, and she did her “thing” to it, ...
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Poems in Place: A Guest Post by Wendy Erd

Late last August I was running along a meadow trail when an undeniable idea arrived that Kim Cornwall’s poem, What Whales and Infants Know, should ...
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Messing With Books: A Guest Post by Gerri Brightwell

My middle son, Ross, has been ploughing his way through the Harry Potter series. He sits in our armchair with his legs dangling and a ...
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Ela: 49 Writers Weekly Round-up

Apologies for the late posting: Blogger, the software platform that hosts this blog and many others, was out of action for the past almost 24 ...
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Hey! We're on the radio today!

As stated in the sidebar — but even I don’t always notice the sidebar — 49 Writers will be on KSKA 91.1 public radio today ...
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Chiappone: Kachemak Bay News Flash

We don’t allow shouting caps, exclamation marks, and sales pitches from just anyone, but 49w regular Rich Chiappone of Anchor Point is an exception. Thanks ...
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