Today we celebrate a man who needs no introduction—Mr. William Shakespeare.
Which stage, screen, or literary interpretation of the Bard’s works is your favorite?
Writer's Relief Blog: "Should A Poet Get A Literary Agent?"
Writing Advice on Writers’ Hands
For Shared Worlds 2013, some of speculative fiction’s finest artists, editors, and writers, were asked to write advice on their own hands and send in a picture.
Pictured here: Nnedi Okorafor, Lev Grossman, Neil Gaiman, Joe Haldeman, Garth Nix
Follow this link to see more.
(via bookaddict24-7)
April’s Lit Mag Spotlight: Atlanta Review
Comment on the blog post (link above) by April 25 to enter to win a copy of Atlanta Review’s 10th anniversary anthology, The Gift of Experience! Also, if you subscribe to AR via this Lit Mag Spotlight, you’ll receive a FREE issue of your choice and a one-year subscription for only $9.99! What a deal!
I love the dark hours of my being.
My mind deepens into them.
There I can find, as in old letters,
the days of my life, already lived,
and held like a legend, and understood.
“The Works of Roald Dahl” Cake
(via escapingintoabook)
Research - Family Relationships
A Writer’s Relief Op-Ed: Using Our Gifts In Times Of Crisis
Sometimes, especially in times of crisis, it’s hard to feel useful as a creative writer. Many of us are introverts. Our talents appear on the page. Writer’s Relief talks about the usefulness of being a writer in these times and not undervaluing our own individual potential.
(Source: dreamsgoneastray, via literatureismyutopia)
