by George Lubitz
After thanking her friends, family, and co-stars, Golden Globe winner Tracee Ellis Ross noted, “It’s nice at 44. I like it here!” Continue reading
Tag Archives: Paula Whyman
BLOOMERS AT LARGE: We Wish You A Merry List-Mass
by George Lubitz
We are delighted to distill this year’s Best Ofs into our very own Best Of—bloomer-related of course. Continue reading
Audio / Debut Authors / Features / Fiction / Interviews
Paul Vidich: An Audio Conversation at Politics & Prose
by Sonya Chung
Here at Bloom, we were particularly gratified to see that we’ve been influencing public conversation around the “when” and the “how fast” of literary creation. Continue reading
BLOOMERS AT LARGE: “Don’t Take It So Literarily”
by George Lubitz
In the spirit of Dylan, this month’s round-up is dedicated to bloomers who have re-imagined the tenets of literature in one way or another. Continue reading
BLOOMERS AT LARGE: Mamas and Papas
By Cara Dempsey
Even when they are loving and well-meaning, parents are misguided. They don’t “get it”. Continue reading
Q & A With Paula Whyman
by Susan Sechrist
“I’m drawn to humor in the fiction I read. It gives the reader an out, some relief, to be able to laugh, often at something one wouldn’t want to be seen laughing at in real life.” Continue reading
Authors / Excerpts / Fiction / Uncategorized
An excerpt from Paula Whyman’s You May See a Stranger
by Paula Whyman
When I was younger and my friends came to visit, my mother would say, “Include your sister,” but Donna didn’t wait for an invitation. She followed me from room to room, a ghost in white tennis socks with pink puff balls at the heels and a nightgown she wore all day if she didn’t go out. Continue reading
