DEFINING GENRE
Defining Genre Beth Hill, author of The Magic of Fiction (available only as a $14 PDF download), has an informative two part post on The Editor's Blog titled Defining Genre, Part 1 and Part 2. ...
New Novel by John Angell Grant...
PALO ALTO AIN’T WHAT IT USED TO BE! John Angell Grant (CC, ’68), a Bay Area theater critic and playwright, has written a new novel currently being serialized in the Palo Alto...
Miriam Goderich meets with the Fiction...
An Afternoon with Literary Agent, Miriam Goderich June 6, 2015 Columbia Fiction Foundry Interviewer: Shanan Essick (SE) Transcriber: Ralph White (RW) SE: For those of you who don’t know...
Edith Wharton on Writing
The Writing of Fiction Edith Wharton Review by Ralph WhiteReading Edith Wharton’s book, The Writing of Fiction, enables the contemporary writer to visit the mind of one of the twentieth...
An Afternoon with Literary Agent, Lindsay...
The Distinguished Columbian Guest Speaker Program of the Columbia Fiction Foundry with the support of the Columbia Alumni Association Presents Lindsay Edgecombe, Barnard ‘04 Literary Agent with Levine, Greenberg,...
David Gulley on Lessons from Game...
What I Learned from Game of Thrones Posted by David Gulley on Tuesday, January 20th 2015 Game of Thrones – I admit I’m a fan. Recently, I’ve been rereading the...
The Lost Island
Publishing Genres and “The Lost Island” Posted by David Gulley on Tuesday, October 21st 2014 Are publishing genres morphing, as fantastic and sci-fi elements become more commonplace? If so what does that say...
Meet Pulitzer Prize Nominee Karen Russell...
The Columbia Creative Writing Lecture Series is returning for a new session, and the first guest featured will be Pulitzer Prize nominee Karen Russell, author of Swamplandia!, St. Lucy's Home...
The Scatter Here is Too Great...
Bilal Tanweer, MFA 2010, will be presenting his debut novel The Scatter Here Is Too Great Wednesday, Oct 8, 7-8:30pm at Book Culture, 537 W 112th St, NYBilal Tanweer was...