…this model can be incredibly damaging to the relationship (and continued success) that authors currently enjoy. One of the biggest advantages libraries offer writers is
Month: February 2011
Michael Washburn’s honest and thoughtful How Does It Feel To Be A Problem?: The Vida Study.
My news! Let me tell you it! PANK just accepted my facial allotransplantation short story. THAT’S RIGHT I’M AWESOME.
When I invited a woman to come on the show as an expert guest, it was not unusual for her to decline. She’d tell me
Read “Truths about Suicidal Women” by Jenniey Tallman.
Because there are men whose lives I’ve avidly followed—out of admiration for their work or their “way.†Paolo Pasolini always comes to mind. I love
Read “Couch” by Rachel Maizes.
…mainly about epidemiology and Bobby Rogers (who I saw read on Thursday; short version = he’s great) and more on gender parity, but it all
Following VIDA’s publication of The Count 2010, I (and loads of others) have been discussing gender parity in publishing. I’ve finally finished crunching the numbers
Submitting Work: A Woman’s Problem? by Becky Tuch is an interesting take on this whole issue, and well worth reading. There’s also a comment from