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Member Dispatch: Preparing for Doty
Ed. note: Rebecca Snow is a longtime member of Lighthouse–a poet and fiction writer with a novel forthcoming from Conundrum Press. Thanks for this contribution, Rebecca! You’ve got to love … Continue reading
On Story Design and Red-Hottiness: A few Qs for David Wroblewski
by Andrea Dupree As many of you know, David Wroblewski, widely considered the Chekhov of the Northern Suburbs (okay, maybe more the Faulkner), thrust Denver into the public literary consciousness when … Continue reading
Member Dispatch: Steal Like An Artist in Austin
Ed note: Lighthouse member and Conundrum Press editor Sonya Unrein, recently went to an InDesign conference and sent us the following dispatch. Thanks, Sonya! I’ve been in Austin, Texas at an InDesign … Continue reading
Remembering Cort McMeel
There aren’t that many people who can walk into a room and, by walking in, completely alter it. When that room is full of writers, and the change is so … Continue reading
New Voice at Lighthouse: Micro-Interview with Drew Wilson
You may have noticed a new voice at Lighthouse–in our e-news, on our Facebook page, even in your own head! It’s the fine and fabulous Drew Wilson, who took over … Continue reading
It’s the voice, silly! Another micro-interview
Notice I didn’t say “stupid”? I’m making a concerted effort to not use “It’s the ____, stupid,” or “What we talk about when we talk about _____” derivatives for at … Continue reading
Member Dispatch: Poetry Out Loud
Ed. Note: Andrea Doray is one of the most patient bloggers in the world. She was incredibly timely with this report, and yours truly took forever to post it. Thanks, … Continue reading
Tweetable Interview #2: That wall in front of you
In the ongoing effort to conserve energy and… well, words, we make the foray into our second Tweetable interview. Let’s pretend we conducted the interview on Twitter, because I know … Continue reading
