Writing

Bestselling Author In Recovery Helps A New Generation Of Recovery Writers Tell Their Stories

Anna David teaches writing workshops for women in recovery, helps others recover out loud.
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Writing Your Own Story Can Protect Your Health After A Breakup

But a new study suggests you do more than just vent your feelings.
By Cindy Lamothe, On Assignment for HuffPost

10 Steps To Self-Publishing Your Book

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Sarah Jessica Parker Selects Novel About American Muslims For Her New Publishing Imprint

The novel by an up-and-coming writer tells the story of an Indian-American family in California.
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My Daughter's Summer Reading List Is Old School, And Not In A Good Way

If your kid comes home with a list that makes you cringe, you can easily be a part of the solution.
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I'm A Teenager And I Don't Like Young Adult Novels. Here's Why.

I know it's an extremely unpopular opinion.
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Sparkle Boy: Writing About Boys In Skirts

Lori Duron interviews Lesléa Newman about her book featuring a little boy who loves things that sparkle, shimmer and glitter.
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The Urgency Of Indecent Art: Paula Vogel On Love, Creation And Injustice

Any progress we make, to me, is fleeting because underneath it there’s the smoldering coal about to break out in conflagration of a hatred of women.
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Women Writers Face Major Hurdles, Especially In Bestselling Genres

Sci-fi and mystery authors speak out about inequality in these male-dominated fields.
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Joyce Carol Oates's 'A Book Of American Martyrs' Captures The Full Devastation Of Gun Violence

The new novel is to my mind the single best piece of writing on gun violence that has ever been done.
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