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"Are the arts and sciences meaningful jumping-off points for philosophical contemplation and ethical action within our rapidly deteriorating environment?" Catherine Engh the-rambling.com/2022/10/21/iss…

Bethany Johnsen Creed and Devoney Looser talk historical fiction, recovering forgotten women novelists, and writing for the public. the-rambling.com/2024/01/21/iss…

The Rambling Bethany Johnsen Creed Devoney Looser Great convo! I wrote about one of those forgotten novelists, Carolyn Wells, for my column today: saturdayeveningpost.com/2024/01/consid…

"I hope that people will return to these primary sources that I used to find new things and tell us new things." That's Arizona State University Regents Professor Devoney Looser, speaking The Rambling about researching her book, "Sister Novelists." Read more: ow.ly/T5rg50QvZAo #ASUHumanities

"Writing prose for experts is seen as harder than writing prose for non-experts, and I just don’t think that’s true. They’re both hard in different ways, and they’re both a practice." Bethany Johnsen Creed talks with #SisterNovelists author Devoney Looser the-rambling.com/2024/01/21/iss…

I do what I do in no small part because of Devoney Looser’s example. (My weird choices are, of course, my own damn fault)

Loved this conversation! 💮🌷

.Arizona State University English professor Devoney Looser is author or editor of 11 books. Her best writing advice? "Write even when you aren’t feeling inspired" and "don’t read over and fuss over everything you wrote last time." Learn more via Christina Boyd: ow.ly/67xT50Qzqxa #ASUHumanities

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“My baby writhes against my chest. I hold him close and vow not to move a muscle, because like an animal, he can sense fear and this is a test.” Nada Alic writes the first draft of motherhood in the new issue of LARB Quarterly. lareviewofbooks.org/article/this-i…

“As horrible as this has been for all of us in America, what we are encountering is not the worst thing happening to professors right now.” Dr. Thrasher on the recent crackdowns against academic dissent, at home and in Gaza. lithub.com/americas-campu…

We were lucky enough today to have our workshop kicked off by the wonderful keynote speaker Dan Sinykin! Thank you so much Dan for taking the time to share your wisdom with us. Fellows: Feel free to drop a cool fact or two you learned from today's session in the replies 💡📝

Presenting PubLab Issue 7.0: Boundaries. Delve into essays, fiction, and poetry exploring transformation, love, place + time, and the human/beyond human experience. Join us in pushing the limits of our shared experiences. larbpublab.org/issue-seven-20…

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"At its core, Amber Brown is about accepting the normal many kids are dealt." Abigail Spencer on finding troubled parental relationships in children's literature. the-rambling.com/2024/11/23/iss…

“Amid its Rabelaisian cast are heads growing out of heads, heads growing out of behinds, plungers for hats, nude vagabonds, and eaten babies.” Ty Holter on the 50th anniversary of Shel Silverstein’s Where the Sidewalk Ends the-rambling.com/2024/11/23/iss…

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