I’m one of those writers whose bio could start out like this: “Robin Ingle has been writing since she could hold a pencil.” I’ve put in the necessary learning to satisfy the recently-debunked ten-thousand-hour rule. Now that I’ve nearly completed a novel, I’d like to share a few things that … Read More
Since my first novel, The Pecan Man, a self-published work of Southern fiction, has been selling well enough to support me as a writer, I am often asked what the secret to my success is and if I will share my marketing strategy to achieve those results. Here’s the thing: … Read More
It is easy to be a travel writer, for these days there are thousands of outlets for your message and plenty of helpful web sites. In truth however, there are very few good travel writers, because there are very few outlets for honest travel writing. Travel writing is not different … Read More
The Ant Farm A prose poem by Russell Edson In spite of Columbus the world collapses and goes flat again. The sky is a bell jar where a child in another scale watches his ant farm. When the bored child yawns two thousand years pass. Someday we have crashed to … Read More