Tag Archives: Toni Morrison

On Themes, Characters, and Creative Spaces: An interview with Author, Danielle Evans

Posted on January 26, 2011 by Christi Craig

“Tell your mother she has never had any idea how easy it is for something to be destroyed.” — from “Snakes” in Before You Suffocate Your Own Fool Self ~ I’ll admit, I was first attracted to Danielle Evans’ collection … Continue reading →

Posted in Author Interviews, fiction, writing | Tagged author interview, Before You Suffocate Your Own Fool Self, book reviews, Christi Craig, Colson Whitehead, Danielle Evans, Edward P. Jones, fiction, Gary Shteyngart, Isabel Wilkerson, Jane Brox, Jennifer Egan, Lydia Peelle, New York Times, Paul Murray, Ron Charles, short stories, short story collection, Tayari Jones, Toni Morrison, Washington Post, Wisconsin Institute for Creative Writing, writing | 16 Comments

Wed’s Word Flash Fiction: Contraband

Posted on September 29, 2010 by Christi Craig

Every other Wednesday, on Writing Under Pressure, you’ll find a post based on Today’s Word (from Wordsmith.org). The goal of the exercise is to write something – an essay, poem, or flash fiction – by midnight. Past pieces can be … Continue reading →

Posted in fiction, life, Wednesday's Word, writing | Tagged Anne Frank, Banned Books Week, challenged books, going rogue, Laurie Halse Anderson, Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary, Song of Solomon, Speak, The Diary of a Young Girl, Toni Morrison, weightloss fiction, word of the day, Wordsmith.org, writing, writing exercise | 5 Comments

Tag Archives: Toni Morrison

On Themes, Characters, and Creative Spaces: An interview with Author, Danielle Evans

Wed’s Word Flash Fiction: Contraband

Archives

Meta