3 Simple (But Not Easy) Steps to Becoming a Writer
I came across a post by Jeff Goins, who blogs about writing and creative life, called “7 Tips for More
Category: Writing
Getting Published Is Kind-Of the Point
If you’re interested in a career as an author, you’ll hear a lot of advice like, “Getting published isn’t the
A Tribute to Tom Wolfe
Tom Wolfe is the reason I am here, writing a blog post on a website that also tells you about
Golden Writing Insight from George Saunders
I stumbled on this piece from last year on The Guardian by Lincoln in the Bardo author George Saunders on “what writers
Lessons Learned from Every Book I’ve Written: ‘Seinfeldia’
Seinfeldia was when I learned what it’s like to be a bestseller. Namely, it’s exhausting, but better than the alternative.
Lessons Learned from Every Book I’ve Written: ‘Mary and Lou and Rhoda and Ted’
Mary and Lou and Rhoda and Ted is what I consider my first solo book in a lot of ways.
Lessons Learned from Every Book I’ve Written: ‘Sexy Feminism’
My second book to be published was the one I coauthored with my friend Heather Wood Rudúlph, Sexy Feminism. It was
Lessons Learned from Every Book I’ve Written: ‘Why? Because We Still Like You’
As I prepare for my fifth book, Sex and the City and Us, to come out June 5, I’m looking back
Journalism Lessons from ‘Fire and Fury’
While normal people can just gobble up the gossipy insider narrative of Trump’s disastrous White House in Michael Wolff’s monstrous
Writing ‘Sex and the City’: The Editing Phase
I love when I get to the editing phase of my books. It means I’m in the home stretch, and