Columbia Writers' Workshop II

By Sharon May Either humorously or seriously, we all have claimed to have writer’s block. It’s a scary feeling, and the words sound d...

By Raegan Teller Increasingly at book signings, I am asked if my books are available in audio format. I’ve said, “No, I’m sorry” so m...

--> By El Ochiis Recently, some influential economists have made a case for why we still need English Majors.   Now th...

AY, NOVEMBER 9, 2014 This is a previous post from November 8, 2014, by a dear, departed member. Fred, you're never forgotten. ...

By Sharon May “Write what you know.” That’s maybe the most important and oft repeated advice for writers. Sounds easy, right? Whi...

By Kasie Whitener Years ago, I went home to Northern Virginia over a school break and met my mom for lunch at Uno Pizzeria. It was on...

By El Ochiis OK, I hate outlines, I would rather count sand in the Kalahari Desert , in lieu of sitting down and actually constructing ...

By Ruth Saunders My lighthearted creative nonfiction about growing up in rural, Lowcountry South Carolina describes experiences that ...

By Bonnie Stanard As I read Richard Edwards’s article “ 10 Words Editors Hate ” I got an adrenaline rush. He affirms my view that som...