How Has the MFA Changed the Contemporary Novel? (The Atlantic)

How Has the MFA Changed the Contemporary Novel? (The Atlantic)

The Unlikely Father of Miami Crime Fiction (The Atlantic)

The Unlikely Father of Miami Crime Fiction (The Atlantic)

Should Literary Journals Charge Writers Just to Read Their Work? (The Atlantic)

Should Literary Journals Charge Writers Just to Read Their Work? (The Atlantic)

What If Authors Were Paid Every Time Someone Turned a Page? (The Atlantic)

What If Authors Were Paid Every Time Someone Turned a Page?

Includes annoying and stupid pop up ad along with still more ads buried in the piece.

Interesting Reading Elsewhere: "There's No Such Thing as Good Writing: Craig Nova's Radical Revising Process"

In one of my many online writing groups, Texas author Jan Christensen posted a link the other day to this very interesting article in The Atlantic. The piece is here and written by author Craig Nova. It will make you think about the necessary act of revising your work in a radaically new way.

Well worth your time.