Steve Bernstein, assistant editor of WriteAngles Journal, will be reading from his recently published book Stories from the Stoop on Sunday, January 7th at 4 PM, at Smith College in Seelye Hall, room 106, as part of the Gallery of Readers series. The book is a memoir of Steve\’s adventures growing up in The Bronx in the […]
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WRITEANGLES JOURNAL is an online publication of flash fiction and memoir by writers affiliated with the WriteAngles conference (i.e., attendees, panelists, organizers). Journal contributors from 2017 will be invited to give a public reading of their work in the spring of 2018. Submission guidelines for 2018 will be available at the spring reading and online
Thanks to all who made this year\’s conference a success! writeangles
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Deborah will be a panelist on the historical fiction panel. The interview was conducted by Wendy Vowell. Why did you become a writer? When did the writing bug first bite you? When I was a kid, definitely. It just felt like a natural extension of reading. What’s your writing process like? Fairly structured. I get
An interview with Deborah Noyes Read More »
We can accept pre-registrations for Saturday\’s conference up to and including Friday, Nov. 17. However, you will need to pay with Paypal if you register in the last couple of days before the conference since there will not be time to receive checks. We will also welcome walk-ins on the day of the conference, though
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John Robison will be participating in the Memoir panel. He was interviewed by Kate Hartford, who has edited the interview for length. For more about his book SWITCHED ON: A MEMOIR OF BRAIN CHANGE AND EMOTIONAL AWAKENING, see excerpts from NPR’s Fresh Air interview of John and Alvaro Pascual-Leone by Terry Gross on the research
An interview with John Elder Robison Read More »
Michele Barker, who publishes under the name M. P. Barker, will participate in the historical fiction panel. She was interviewed by Wendy Vowell. Why did you become a writer? When did the writing bug first bite you? When I was a kid, I wrote stories to entertain myself and my siblings. I loved to read,
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If you register now there is still time to arrange a meeting with a literary agent or with the representative from Levellers Press. But don\’t delay! writeangles
It\’s not too late! Read More »
Richard will be a panelist on the memoir panel. He has provided the following text of this exchange with a long-ago student of his; the questions and responses pertain to his first memoir, HALF THE HOUSE. Additionally, Richard was interviewed by Amy Grier about both HALF THE HOUSE and his later memoir, LOVE & FURY,
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We have a new flash memoir, by Tsultrim Dolma who is a participant in the Literacy Project. The Literacy Project is the recipient of the 2017 WA award. writeangles
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