Literary journal

Writing a novel (or a story, for that matter) is confusing work. There are just so many characters running all over the place, dropping hints and having revelations. So it’s no surprise that many authors plan out their works beforehand, in chart or…

Here are 25+ literary bullet journal quotes to include in your next monthly spread, reading tracker, or whatever spread you want!

Writing Disorder is a quarterly literary magazine publishing new fiction, poetry, nonfiction, art, interviews, and reviews.

Attention poets, writers, artists, journalists, photographers, and other creative people: Online and print literary magazines are alive and well. Some make it easy to submit work—and they pay in cash.

Here are two aged and shabby vintage library cards. They are from the book Birdcraft, by Mabel Osgood Wright, 1897, a recent addition to my collection. When the book arrived and I saw these old library cards intact, I was excited to share them with you! Library Card Front: Library Card Back: A separate Date Due card:...Read More

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