They're short (and we mean short), intense (imagine a novel crossed with a haiku), and mesmerizing (whether they're illuminating a single moment or a whole life).
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How to Write Your Own Memoir
Memoirist Abigail Thomas talks about how to write your own memoir. Writing exercises included.
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How to Write a Poem
Did you know that poems take root in the found objects and slammed doors of everyday life? You can write one. Really! Honor Moore leads the way.
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Soul Craft
Francine Prose reviews Too Much Happiness by Alice Munro, a collection of 10 powerful short stories.
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The Reader As Artist
The words on the page are only half the story, says Toni Morrison. The rest is what you bring to the party.
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Reading: A Love Story
Books populate our aloneness, transport us to other areas and other places, and give us face time with characters (Scout Finch! Jay Gatsby! Isabel Archer!) who seem more real than a lot of the people we know. Vince Passaro, on how it begins.
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