By Here’s the premise of TOWN HOUSE, the novel by Tish Cohen that sold to FOX movie producers before it was picked up by HarperPerennial:
Jack Madigan lives in the delapidated, mammoth town house owned by his dead …
Question of the Week: Phobias.
What are you afraid of? And if you want, tell a story to show what you do when you’re scared.
(Oh wait, there’s a bonus question because this is the last Question of the Week until September: What’s your favorite Hendrix tune?)
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If you're in NYC this Thursday… (the mail bag post)
People have asked me before if I’m really up blogging at midnight, and the answer is, No. I just set my blogs to load automatically, and right now, as this is loading, I’m at a friend’s house for a bonfire. I brought some tricky bits from my novel with me because that’s where …
Weekly Wrap: Close Calls.
Usually, if you’re talking to a writer, the term “close call” refers to a manuscript that’s made it to the final rounds. The rejection letter typically reads like a love note. And still, the bottom line is, No. Another door closes.
Most of us would opt for the other type of close call …
Reynald’s Rap: Lance Reynald chats with Claire Cameron
Lines marking the road.
Lines of a journey.
Lines on a map.
Things to be crossed, followed, broken and blurred.
As writers we deal with all kinds of lines, and everything we see between them.
A funny thing occurred to …
I started LitPark (a literary playground) in 2006 in order to build a supportive community of writers and artists who are in this game for the long haul. Together, through blog posts, interviews, and moving stories told in the comments’ section, we’ve shared our struggles and doubts, our best advice, and helped to remind each other how to enjoy this work we do.