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Author Archives: Ed Battistella
The Em Dash, a guest post by Rachel Harris
The Em Dash: A Survey Despite its proliferation in modern texts, the em dash is not present in the majority of early writing curricula. It is one of the most versatile punctuation marks in the English language, with many different … Continue reading
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From the Notebooks of Raymond Chandler
Drawn from journals kept through his career, The Notebooks of Raymond Chandler contains some of Chandler’s descriptions and ideas that would later appear in his classics novels. Included are observations on slang and more. Enjoy.
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An Interview with Alissa Lukara, author of Secrets of the Trees
Alissa Lukara is the author of the novel Secrets of the Trees, set in Latvia. Her memoir, Riding Grace: A Triumph of the Soul (Silver Light Publications), was called by the Midwest Book Review “a transcendental story about the immeasurable … Continue reading
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A Linguist’s Guide to Internet Fluency–A guest post by Levi Coren
I don’t enjoy most social media, but I will admit to spending time on Tumblr, a social media platform with a penchant for encouraging tight-knit communities based around books, television shows, hobbies, and other special interests. My time on Tumblr … Continue reading
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An Interview with Morgan Pielli
Connecticut-born Morgan Pielli has a BFA from BARD COLLEGE and an MFA from THE CENTER FOR CARTOON STUDIES. He works as a Graphic Designer with KENSINGTON PUBLISHING CORP and his comics have appeared in The New York Times Online. He … Continue reading
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An Interview with Melissa Matthewson, author of Tracing the Desire Line
Melissa Matthewson lives in southwestern Oregon. She is the author of a collaborative chapbook, (un)learning, with Andrea Beltran from Artifact Press (2016). Her essays have been published in numerous places including DIAGRAM, Mid-American Review, Guernica, River Teeth, and Bellingham Review … Continue reading
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Literary Ashland Author Interviews 2011-2018
Check out our author and publisher interviews 2011 through 2018 2018 author interviews Clive Rosengren and Sharon Dean Interview Each Other An Interview with Wallace Stroby An Interview with Kit and Cat Seaton about The Black Bull of Norroway An … Continue reading
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2019 Author Interviews
Check out our 2019 Author interviews An Interview with Curt Colbert An Interview with Jeffrey Ostler Robert Arellano Interviews Stanley Crawford, author of The Garlic Testament An Interview with Irv Lubliner, editor of Only Hope: A Survivor’s Stories of the Holocaust … Continue reading
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