Southern California Fiction: Who's Writing the Hot Stuff and Who's Publishing It
Six literary magazines and the Los Angeless writers they helped discover.
Department: Feature
The Night the Ghost Didn't Get In
The first writer-in-residence at the Thurber House tells his version of a James Thurber classic.
Making the Stony Stony
In this exploration of the creative process, the author, a fiction writer, reveals that the books that have been indispensable to his life as an artist are distinguished by strangeness.
Commentary
MacArthur fellow Daryl Hine talks about protecting his writing time.
Notes
A poet's memories of raising her daughter as a writer.
On Being the Writing Daughter of a Father Who Writes
A daughter's bond with her poet-father is more complicated than other familial literary relationships.
My Mom's Influence
A writer learns from her mother that much of success depends on her simply sticking with the work.
A Tribute to the Long Legacy of "The Kid"
Dorothy West, 1907-1998.
A Writer's Counsel: Subsidiary Rights: An Owner's Manual
What is a fair share?
The World Wide Web: Publishing's Awakening Giant
Is the future of creative writing on the line?
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