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By: Cathrin Hagey,
on 2/19/2016
Blog: The Giant Pie (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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By: Cathrin Hagey,
on 3/6/2015
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JacketFlap tags: People, speculative fiction, About Writing, Luna Station Quarterly, Jennifer Lyn Parsons, LSQ, Weightless Books, Add a tag
Jennifer Lyn Parsons is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of Luna Station Quarterly, a magazine that publishes speculative fiction by emerging women authors. LSQ is celebrating its 5-year anniversary, and what better way to get things started than with a wonderful interview by the fine folks at Weightless Books. Click here for the interview.
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By: Cathrin Hagey,
on 9/20/2014
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One of the commenters following Mac Barnett’s Ted Talk “Why a good book is a secret door” quoted Antoine de Saint-Exupéry from The Little Prince: “Grown-ups never understand anything by themselves, and it is tiresome for children to be always and forever explaining things to them.” The essence of this statement is a perfect way […]
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By: Cathrin Hagey,
on 8/5/2014
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JacketFlap tags: The Wizard of Oz, About Writing, writing tools, Belinda Crawford, Blake Snyder's Beat Sheet, writing templates, Add a tag
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In truth, I have more time for writing right now than I have had in a long time. This scares me. It scares me because the more time I have for something, the more I fear wasting it. And the more I fear something, anything, the less productive I am. So instead of spinning off into […]
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By: Cathrin Hagey,
on 7/3/2014
Blog: The Giant Pie (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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I’m very proud to announce the first instalment of my new column at Luna Station Quarterly. The column title is “What’s in a Fairy Tale.” My first essay is “Dark Side of the Fruit,” which takes a closer look at the evil queen’s poisoned apple. LSQ has a brand new format. I hope you’ll stop by […]
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