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TinyLetter of the Month: Rohin Guha, “Gardening During Wartime”
“Gardening is faithmaking when solidarity seems elusive: Add water. Add light. Witness evolution. There is no sturdier pact.”
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“I never saw further than the end of a scene”: Garth Greenwell, Julie Buntin and Gabe Habash on Writing
This month on WMFA, a podcast where writers talk writing
Don’t Write Alone: This Weekend!
After the election, we started thinking about our roles as writers, and how that has already changed and will continue to change in the months and years to come. We realized that we’re strongest when we’re together, and that hearing from each other is crucial. So we started Don’t Write Alone, a communal writing event […]
Links for Wednesday, June 21st
On Sunday, Seattle police officers shot and killed Charleena Lyles, a pregnant woman who had called to report a robbery, in her home in front of her children. Rahawa Haile has been writing some knock-down incredible pieces about her Appalachian Trail thru-hike (I will not be satisfied until I can read her book and maybe […]
Launched This Week: June 5th-9th
A roundup of stories from our week together at Catapult.
TinyLetter of the Month: Laura Goode, “Rooting for Your Rebirth”
“We live in a sequence of ten thousand birth stories. The best we can do is keep getting born.”
Launched This Week: May 29th-June 2nd
A roundup of stories from our week together at Catapult.
“This is what I want to do for the rest of my life”: Jack Cheng and Yesenia Montilla on Writing
This month on WMFA, a podcast where writers talk writing
Link Roundup: Tuesday, May 30th
On Rick Best and Taliesin Myrddin Namkai-Meche, who stood up for two young women being subjected to racist abuse on the MAX in Portland on Friday night, and lost their lives. How Maggie Haberman works her sources, does her thing, and never, ever gets beat. HMMMMM: Russians discussed “derogatory” information about Trump and associates during […]