Category - Writing

• LATE FAME (15)
• Exploring AI, pain and human body
• France's literary season: a uniquely French phenomenon?
• Wokomaatan­i paints human condition in 3 books
• Birlinn seeks Scottish romance writers in open call for new novels
• Meet the next generation of Canterbury writers
• A MASSIVE VISION
• Creative writing: The terrible importance of the narrator
• In Other Tongues, Other Wonders
• When your body has a story
• So you want to write a book?
• Encourage students to write like themselves
• AI will close the book on failing novelists
• ‘Sad Girl Lit is offensive. Where is the equivalent tag in books by men?’
• Writing prize to honour late Canadian thriller author Andrew Pyper
• NU prof and playwright Zayd Ayers Dohrn reflects on his radical upbringing
• Gorey writer selected among 12 winners of prestigiou­s competitio­n
• Star interview: Worlds of possibilit­y
• A MASSIVE VISION
• DEAR READER
• A stack of new reads to keep you company
• Book collects wonders of Smokies for nature lovers
• Paging through legacy of a deceased author
• Spencertow­n Academy’s book fest spotlights setting
• A celebratio­n of literary excellence
• Local authors grapple with the merits, challenges of AI
• Local authors grapple with the merits, challenges of AI
• Peter Nadas, Hungarian author who wrote ‘A Book of Memories,’ Nobel contender
• Homelands
• TEACHERS CAN APPLY AT USEAGLE.ORG/ENRICHED.
• Lu Xun literary prize winners celebrated
• Max Jeffery
• CABLE MOVIES
• Eli Cranor adds Booker Worthen Literary Prize to list of honors
• Hungarian author wrote ‘greatest novel written in our time’
• Nobel laureate is back
• How ‘DNF’ became A-OK (for some readers)
• Authors attend Rochester literary organizati­on’s first beach read