Don’t Write Alone
Self-Doubt and the Submission Process
In the first installment of this three-part column, Eva Recinos explores how we can get out of our own heads and into a space where we can submit work
Writers Who Eat: Ross Gay Conversation with Bix Gabriel
“I’m writing about my relationship with the land, and I need to get from sorrow to debt to gratitude.”
A Writing Prompt for Mandarin Speakers
Are you a bilingual writer? Try this prompt from Catapult instructor and poet Chen Chen.
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A Case Against Killing Your Darlings
I want any novel I write to be full of darlings. If possible, all darlings.
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Where Alanna Bennett Writes
My desk has to hold all the different versions of me, the good days and the bad. So far, it has.
Where Tommy Pico Writes
By necessity, my workspace must be extremely versatile (much more versatile than my boudoir life I might add)
Editing and Publishing Lingo You Should Know
If it’s your first time taking a workshop or working with an editor, here are some terms you might come across.
A Writing Exercise Using Photographs
If you’re starting a new personal essay or you’re working on a memoir, try this writing exercise shared by our instructor Brian Gresko.
Setting and Dialogue Exercise
Explore your scene writing or begin a flash fiction piece with this prompt from Catapult instructor Christine Sneed.
Where Lydia Kiesling Writes
One day we will clean it all up and fix ourselves.
