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EDITOR'S Note • THE TRANSFORMATION OF OUR PERCEPTION
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Pandemic Pen Pals
Writers Confront Climate Crisis
Page One • Where New And Noteworthy Books Begin
Diversity Efforts Lead to Salary Hikes
Small Press Points
Literary MagNet
Girmay Edits BOA Selections
The Time Is Now Writing Prompts and Exercises
A Room of (Almost) My Own • FINDING SPACE, AND PERMISSION, TO WRITE
New Ways of Surviving • WRITING THROUGH A GLOBAL PANDEMIC
What We Ought to Do THE SONG OF IMBOLO MBUE
CRAFT therapy • IN HER THIRD BOOK, THE ESSAY COLLECTION GIRLHOOD, PUBLISHED BY BLOOMSBURY IN MARCH, MELISSA FEBOS TRANSFORMS SCARS INTO MEDITATIONS ON CULTURE AND PSYCHOLOGY.
SHARING SPACE, WRITING TOGETHER • FROM CONFERENCES TO WRITING GROUPS, HOW WRITERS ARE FINDING REAL CONNECTION DURING AN UNREAL TIME
THE ROAD AHEAD • Uncertainty and Resiliency at Writers Conferences and Retreats
PANDEMIC WRITING GROUP • Finding Creativity, Community, and Play
Resources for Writers in Need of Connection
Revising the Dream
Deadlines
Submission Calendar
Recent Winners
Conferences & Residencies
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