by Will Sweger | Dec 30, 2019 | Blog
Our self-talk is important and writers have a very particular way of speaking to themselves. The words we direct towards ourselves when we fail to put pen to paper are a long way from the ones we would choose after running out a gallon of ink. If you wrote a column of...
by Matthew Bennett | Nov 17, 2019 | Blog
Roberto Calasso has amicable connections among literary luminaries in Europe because, well, that’s what publishers do. They seduce writers. And they seduce them through their wit and intelligence and, above all, taste. All of these are on display in Calasso’s slim The...
by Matthew Bennett | Nov 7, 2019 | Blog
One measure of arriving as a writer is how many hours you’ve sweated over a legal contract in the brutal process of selling your art. It feels so desperate, so momentous, and yet so futile. Thankfully, some local lawyers felt pity for beleaguered artists and formed...
by Matthew Bennett | Oct 25, 2018 | Blog
M. Scott Anderson, client and friend of the collective, is gaining buzz for the audiobook of his fantasy adventure novel The Hero’s Brother. On the popular audiobook review site Audiofile Magazine, Anderson’s novel received praise for voice actor Mark...
by Matthew Bennett | Oct 2, 2018 | Blog
I first met Tommie Whitener in Madison Park when he was up from San Francisco visiting family. He told me about a few writing projects that really sparked my interest. But what truly connected us was our conversation about families. Both our kin are from Arkansas, and...
by Matthew Bennett | Sep 18, 2018 | Blog
Another writer of ours has published his first book. In an absolute first for us, this book has already been transformed into a downloadable audiobook. In The Hero’s Brother, M. Scott Anderson presents a rollicking adventure with a very literary bent. It’s a fantasy...
