Columbia Writers' Workshop II

By Sharon Ewing While I’ve sometimes been uncertain about the path of my career, I would have said it wasn’t the case of an identity crisis....

By Sharon Ewing I believe the reason some writers have dismissed the value of journaling is due to its definition.  Webster defines journali...

By Sharon Ewing “ Writing is not a rational act.” I had just tuned to NPR in the car, and that statement surprised me into yelling at th...

  By Sharon Ewing Writing a historical fiction novel about a real or imagined person becomes a journey of telling someone else’s story.  I u...

By Sharon Ewing I’ve always been an avid reader beginning with picture books, illustrated classics, fairy tales, and even textbooks. As a ...

By Sharon Ewing I’d been introduced to the works of famous authors throughout my educational career and while I loved to journal, never ide...

By Sharon Ewing   I don’t have an English degree and never took a journalism course, so I suspected writing my first novel might not be an e...