Category Archives: Writing/Storytelling

  The Ageless Project says, “We’re sending the message that the personal, creative side of the web is diverse and ageless.  If you have a personal, non-commercial site or blog (that’s original) and don’t mind sharing your date of birth, you … Continue reading →

Legendary writer Gay Talese is responsible for one of the most celebrated magazine stories ever published: “Frank Sinatra Has a Cold.” (Esquire, April 1966) He has another distinction, too; he writes by creating scrapbooks. Click here to read the recent New … Continue reading →

Every writer encounters a tough day now and then. Click here to read a 1945 telegram from famous scribe and noted wit Dorothy Parker in which she shares her frustrations.

Today a new social network was launched, but this one has a twist: it’s designed to encourage you to write your memoirs by using prompts in the spirit of the Proust Questionnaire. Then, if you wish, you can share them online with … Continue reading →

  What do you do with your protagonist if you’re writing a popular series of books that lasts over a period of decades? Do you let him/her grow older? Michael Connelly’s Detective Harry Bosch has aged in real time and will … Continue reading →