What is a poet to do when she forgets the idea she was going to write about? Probably write about losing the idea she was going to write about. Well, when life gives you lemons...
Author: Rachel Sandell
Rachel Sandell is a writer and editor from Washington State, where rainy days necessitate long books, hot chocolate, and plenty of magic. Though she specializes in speculative fiction and harbors a love for the dark and enchanting, she also dabbles in poetry and is the archive project coordinator for Fireweed: Poetry of Oregon. She is an MFA graduate from the Rainier Writing Workshop, and her short stories have appeared in SORTES magazine, Night Picnic Press, and Leading Edge magazine.
The Rainier Writing Workshop
What is the Rainier Writing Workshop? How might an aspiring author learn from peers and mentors alike to make their work shine?
Mud Boats
What's a poet to do when she's inspired by other people's characters? Write a poem vaguely referencing the story, of course! This is the closest to fan fiction I'll ever get.
Subversion of Balance: Not Even Bones by Rebecca Schaeffer
How does Not Even Bones by Rebecca Schaeffer subvert a reader's expectations? Analyzing both the book and the Webtoon reveals an ever-shifting balance. Be warned of spoilers!
No Kissing Allowed
Will adding romance to your story give you cooties? Actually, adding a little spice to the story via kisses can be beneficial.
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