“The Inuit do not have fifty words for snow, but the Greeks had eight words
for love” Continue reading
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Bloom Creative Writing: Poetry by Carol Coven Grannick
They wouldn’t let me near you,
their ring around your bedside tight
hungry wolves on a dark navy night Continue reading
Bloom Creative Writing: Fiction by Stuart Watson
A few feet away, a first-gen Lincoln Town Car had taken up residence at the curb. It wore vanity Idaho plates celebrating someone named JELLI. Continue reading
Bloom Creative Writing: Poetry by Maud Kelly
The baby holds her hands to her ears, and I worry she hears voices. Continue reading
An Intentional, Evolving Vision: the Fiction of R. M. Kinder
“I want my fiction to be entertaining. I also want it to be honest to experience, to foster what I believe in, not pander to anything base—to have an ethical and moral perspective—and to have beauty.” Continue reading
Bloom Creative Writing: “Tapioca” by Tiffany H. White
“It’s 1968: Diana is eleven, an orphan, and knows more than she should.” Continue reading
The Delights of Middle-Grade Fiction: Q&A with Gary Pedler
“Being from the minority group of LGBT+ made me more inclined to diversify my characters in ways beyond sexual orientation. I can get as emotionally involved in stories involving straight characters as the next person. At the same time, I’m aware of often not being included in these stories.”
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