Tag Archives: Francine Friedman
Short Stories Remain Alive
As we’ve learned, American authors of short stories were once regarded as less prominent than [...]
Dec
The Right Time to Write
When is the right time to write? What is the best setting? What’s the ideal [...]
Sep
Short and Sweet: The American Short Story
American writers of short stories used to be regarded as less prominent than novelists. In [...]
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Jun
American Authors of Short Stories – Part Two
Katherine Anne Porter (1890-1980) was born Callie Russel Porter to Harrison Boone Porter and Mary [...]
Dec
American Authors of Short Stories – Part One
Stories are a part of life. They’re everywhere. We relate them over the phone to [...]
Oct
Genres…and More
So many choices, where to begin? For years, newspapers have been dividing bestsellers into Fiction [...]
Nothing to Envy
Although I enjoy reading many genres, fiction is my favorite. I love to be transported [...]
Grammar Rules
Grammar rules rule—or do they? They certainly did in my day. As a grade school [...]
Reading Novels…Again?
Paging through the same book more than once is normal — especially if it’s a [...]
Roger Ebert
When my husband and I were newly married, our favorite date nights involved dinner and [...]
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