Articles by Edan Lepucki
February 23, 2011
No More Model Airplanes: Essential Writing about Writing 16
There’s technique, but there’s also passion, soul, grace, daring.
February 13, 2011
Authors Helping Authors 0
Debut author Maya Sloan writes a charming and heartfelt blog post about dressing up as a clown for Charles Bock’s Literary Rent Party.
February 10, 2011
MFA Grads and Former Acrobats: Approaches to the Author Bio 37
The truth is, every published writer has been faced with summing themselves up in just a few sentences. It’s not easy, and a bio isn’t a fixed thing–or at least not until you’re dead. Until then, it (hopefully) evolves with each new publication, each year lived. The decision of what to include and exclude persists throughout one’s career.
January 13, 2011
Trystero Coffee 0
At Jacket Copy, Carolyn Kellogg has coffee with Thomas Pynchon–well, not exactly…
January 12, 2011
Writing from the Garret: The Joys and Dangers of Readership 6
I’ve been wondering a lot about how sharing one’s writing with a larger audience alters one’s process–how having multiple readers, a potential world of them, can strengthen that process, and challenge it, and how it can also, if you aren’t careful, wound and compromise it.
December 12, 2010
A Year in Reading: Edan Lepucki 0
If Boarding House Fiction isn’t a genre yet, it should be.
