Author Archive: Ute Carbone
Ute Carbone began her writing life as a poet before plunging headfirst into novels. Her novel, "Blossom for Me" is due for release this summer (2011). A second novel, "The P-town Queen" will be released next summer (2012). Ute has had quite a bit of poetry published, mostly in small press magazines. Her work has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize and has appeared in such publications as Comstock Review, Hawaii Pacific Review, and Bellowing Ark.
Ute Carbone taught first-draft writing workshops for twelve years. Although she no longer does this, she love the community of writers this work created and keeps a Facebook fan page based on the workshops.
Read more about Ute Carbone at her website and follow Ute on twitter at @wildwords2. Subscribe to Ute's blog Wildwords.
Announcing the Birth of a Book: Welcome to the World, Blueberry Truth
“How long does it take to write a book?” I get asked that question a lot. My standard answer is about nine months, or about the same amount of time it takes to make a baby. It’s a bit of a pat answer, but there is some truth to it. It does take, give or […]
How To Write: Timed Writing or Practice Writing
Ute Carbone, a writer who discovered us on Twitter, submitted this rich post about a method of writing. The first step in writing is getting it all down. This can be hard. Words can be elusive; you see them glimmer in your peripheral vision. When you turn to stare they disappear. That wonderful turn of […]
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