The third-place winner of the 2018 Flash Fiction Slam checked in with us recently about her experience writing flash fiction. Gwen Friend became interested in the very brief form of fiction through
Chester stared at the stains in his coffee cup. In the other room, Bea was knitting again, and whenever she took to the needles something was amiss. Blue wool winding
By BEVERLY STODDART, A NH Writer’s Life As New Hampshire Poet Laureate, Alexandria Peary “serves as an ambassador for all poets in New Hampshire and works to heighten the visibility
Recently, author and NHWP member Brinda Charry reached out to us with some exciting news — she has secured a two-book deal with a literary agent, an editor, and Scribner
Obsolete Desk Item Inspires Glimpses of the Golden Age of Journalism December 2020 — When you work for newspapers for over forty years, writing books may not be a huge
Thriller Author, Gledé Browne Kabongo “Wrote on” Despite Global Challenge According to CBS News, nearly 3 million American women have left the labor force since the beginning of the global
Inspired by Grocery Store Scandal Sheets Who hasn’t eyed the sensational headlines of the tabloids while waiting in the grocery store line? That’s exactly what first time novelist David Gardner
Covid and Loss of Business: Turn to the Bottle or the Pen? New Hampshire novelist Michael Lacoy splits his time between writing fiction and running a writing and editing business.
Lockdown, Overcooking and another Mystery Novel — What a Year! Many authors have had a difficult, if not impossible time finding motivation to write since the pandemic began. That has
Spies, Betrayal, and Impossible Choices Author S. Lee Manning’s debut novel has it all Americans enjoy a good spy yarn now and then — think of our enduring fascination with
