CR contributors O Thiam Chin, Frances An, Krista Eastman, Amy Sailer, and Nahal Suzanne Jamir share their experiences starting new writing projects, as well as the practical strategies and mental resets they use to propel themselves forward.
Kazuo Ishiguro’s eighth novel stumbles in its representation of AI consciousness.
What can readers gain from glimpsing poets hitting roadblocks or expressing a bit of doubt?
How do writers decide when to take an intentional break? What keeps them connected to writing, if at all? What helps them return to writing?
I couldn’t even utter the soothing sentence: It’s going to be fine…
Short and sweet, or long and complicated, there’s a prompt out there for every occasion and every writer.
Sophia Terazawa reads her poem “O-Graft” from our Issue 18.2.
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How can you make your poetry book manuscript stand out in the crowd?
We all know that food tells us who we are. Old food tells us that we are not special.
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