Writing
Writing Your First Novel: Five Fundamentals for Your Path to the Pulitzer
ArticlesAutumn is the season when word processors develop twitches in keyboards. Writers emerge from summers abroad, agents hunger for...
CONTINUE READING →On the Nightstand: Life’s a Beach (Read)
On the NightstandIt is June. The days are long, the sun is high, and my nightstand is groaning. What on...
CONTINUE READING →On the Nightstand: A Cold Wind do Blow…
On the NightstandIt has been a cold bitter winter, to say the least. Except in the polar north, where glaciers are...
CONTINUE READING →Jack Woodville London Talks About Learning to Write by Reading and Becoming an Instructor
ArticlesBy Judy Rose, Contributing Editor Jack Woodville London’s voice is that of a southern gentleman. Smooth. His life transitions...
CONTINUE READING →On the Nightstand: December, short days and long nights with a good book….
On the NightstandWhere has the year gone? It’s December already and here we are rushing about looking for something to read....
CONTINUE READING →In Honor of Veterans on Three Fronts: 1918 — Year of Battle at Home and Abroad
ArticlesVery few people today know anyone who was involved in World War I. Fewer still have heard of the...
CONTINUE READING →Thank you very much indeed….
ArticlesThis was posted on the French Letters site after the Military Writers Conference in Dayton “Having just returned from...
CONTINUE READING →On the Nightstand: Rivets, and a few Winks….
On the NightstandAh, October, and the smell of burned pumpkins and crunchy leaves is in the air, a time when...
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