
Kelly Sundberg’s Eight Flash Nonfiction Writers
When I took over as the managing editor of Brevity, I steeled myself to wade through piles of imprecise and over-wrought malaise. Instead, I…
Read MoreWhen I took over as the managing editor of Brevity, I steeled myself to wade through piles of imprecise and over-wrought malaise. Instead, I…
Read MoreThe six writers listed below aren’t known, at the moment, primarily as writers of “creative nonfiction,” for lack of a better term (I’d rather…
Read MoreI have a bias toward Midwestern culture, partly because I’m from New Lenox, Illinois, a former farm town in the greater amorphous magical region…
Read MoreIn most parts of life, I’m a fiendish scribbler of lists (to-dos, to-reads, to-repents, etc.), but when it comes to this particular assignment –…
Read MoreWhen I was a kid with what is usually called “a visible disability,” braces on my legs, the only books people ever gave me…
Read MoreIf you don’t read Young Adult fiction, you would be forgiven for thinking of it in terms of a few select titles. That’s because…
Read MoreAs a fiction writer and a member of an active-duty Navy family, I am always curious about how the public views us military folk….
Read MorePoetess: for me, the word conjures up a lady in a white ruffled gown, flung across velvet chaise, sighing and scribbling with a pen…
Read MoreAs a debut novelist, I tend to read other debut novelists. I didn’t always. I used to read mostly books that were recommended to…
Read MoreWhen I joined The Magazine as managing editor a year ago, the publication’s editor-publisher (and my boss) Glenn Fleishman and I had a number…
Read MoreThe term “female journalist” implies that the gendered modifier is necessary because we assume that a plain old “journalist” is male. As with “male…
Read MoreEditor’s Note: Even in our hyper-connected age, it can be pretty easy to fall into the habit of reading the same writers in the…
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