Posts Tagged ‘women’s fiction’
Mark Malatesta Interview with Story Consultant Leslie Lehr
During this interview with former literary agent Mark Malatesta, prize-winning author, essayist, and Story Consultant Leslie Lehr discusses her work. This interview, available as text and audio (click here to listen to the audio recording) shares Leslie’s advice for authors of all genres. Leslie also explains which types of authors she’s most passionate about helping,…
Read MoreHow to Decide Which Story to Write
Now, more than ever, we need to tell our stories. Whether you are working on memoir or fiction, your story shines a light on the things that matter most in this world. Love, justice, and family are just a few of the important themes that can hide in plain sight beneath your prose. If you’re…
Read MoreDid Motherhood Make Me a Writer?
Did you ever wonder what your mother would be if not a mother? Or how your choices will define you? With the release of A Boob’s Life, I’m often asked how I became a writer. It wasn’t my plan. And the answer surprised me. Sure, I read a lot when I was little. I hoarded…
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