Can Old Writing Learn New Tricks?
My first blog, which I started in 2007, was devoted to exploring and admiring free public libraries. I’m the child of these […]
Tag: writing
Why Review Books? A Personal History
Why review books? What’s the point? To what useful end is one reader’s take on someone else’s art beyond her own delight, […]
Writing… Or Not
Writing. It’s not something that’s been happening since November for me. First there was the election, then illness, the end of the […]
Splendid and Immense
“Ser cronopio es contrapelo, contraluz, contranovela, contradanza, contratodo, contrabajo, contrafagote, contra y recontra cada día, contra cada cosa que los demás aceptan […]
Transformation: A WROB Reading at Porter Square Books
Four members of The Writers’ Room of Boston will be reading at Porter Square Books at 25 White Street in Cambridge on […]
Some Days the Sun Rises from My Head…
Some days the sun rises from my head and I write as if I were relearning life from the letter “a.” Other days, […]
Writers at Work– A WROB Event for ArtWeekBoston!
Visit writers at work in the professional work space of The Writers’ Room of Boston. Writers in various genres will answer your […]
Writing Blocked? Try Wearing a Hat
It was a beautiful evening last Tuesday at Fenway, clear and chilly, in the low 60s, though a bit windy. A crisp night […]
Dead Time
Sometimes not writing is more productive than writing. As someone who likes to accomplish things, this drives me crazy. (Case in point, […]
What Chooses Us
I am discussing a trio of stories with a professor, and I express concern that, after reading and rereading them as a […]