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What’s in Your Drawer? By Ann Lewinson
What’s in Your Drawer? By Ann Lewinson You’ve probably spent at least some of the past six weeks cleaning out closets and drawers and making room in your kitchen cabinets for all those canned beans. And after throwing out some ancient William Sonoma mulling spices and washing equally ancient bandanas on hot, perhaps you came […]
Jennifer Cohen: On Writing Falling Forward
As a new mom and marketing executive, it wasn’t always easy to find the time to write, edit, re-write, edit again, but I did it. Because that’s what we do for the things that matter, don’t we? We simply make the time. Falling Forward, my debut contemporary women’s fiction novel, was published on May18th, 2020 […]
The spark for A WEEK AT THE SHORE
The spark for A WEEK AT THE SHORE Given that I’ve written more than 80 books, approaching a new one is daunting. There are times when I feel I’ve written every story there is to be written – times when I have to struggle to leave my comfort zone in search of an original idea. […]
Q and A With Dete Meserve
Dete Meserve is an accomplished creator and producer of films and award-winning television shows as well as a best-selling and award-winning novelist. Meserve adapted her first novel, Good Sam, into a screenplay and produced it as a Netflix Original Film starring Tiya Sircar (The Good Place). The film was released worldwide in May 2019. Her […]
A Kid Interviewer’s Suggestions for Talking with Your Children
As a loving aunt to eight children and a writer who regularly interviews kids, I always ask myself whether I have listened closely and long enough to hear a child’s wisdom in any given conversation. I know for sure every sufficiently verbal kid has insights to share, and I see it as my job to […]
The Background to Writing White Snake Diary: Exploring Self-Inscribers
By Jane P. Perry I am an ethnographer. I write through the words, sounds, actions and ephemera of others. When I found a collection of photos chronicling milestones in one girl’s life, I became intrigued with the idea of telling a Coming of Age story using memorabilia and recollections: diary entries, vignettes sparked by snapshots, […]
AUTHORS INTERVIEWING THEIR CHARACTERS: Ellen Meeropol
Interviewing the sisters in Her Sister’s Tattoo On a hot August day in 1968, sisters Rosa and Esther march against the war in Vietnam with thousands of others through downtown Detroit. When they hear that mounted police are beating protesters a few blocks away, they hurry to help, to try to stop the violence. In […]
Broth from the Cauldron: A Wisdom Journey through Everyday Magic: an Excerpt
How does a Republican girl, raised in an agnostic scientific household, become a Pagan Priestess? Broth from the Cauldron: A Wisdom Journey Through Everyday Magic (May 12, She Writes Press) by Cerridwen Fallingstar shares profound insight in this charming and wholly unique memoir of meditations on topics such as perception, fear, anger, trauma, healing, magic and […]
Interview With Barbara Josselsohn
Barbara Josselsohn is a novelist and magazine writer. Her latest novel is THE LILAC HOUSE, is a WWWB recommended read! We are delighted to feature this interview with her. Tell us about your beginning, where are you from? I’m from Long Island, about 50 minutes east of New York City. Now I live in Westchester […]
Our Hundred Year Legacy
Legendary fashion designer Coco Chanel is revered for her sophisticated style—the iconic little black dress—and famed for her intoxicating perfume Chanel No. 5. Yet behind the public persona is a complicated woman of intrigue, shadowed by mysterious rumors. The Queen of Paris, the new novel from award-winning author Pamela Binnings Ewen, vividly imagines the hidden life […]
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