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I just finished this really interesting book, The Storytelling Animal, written by Jonathan Gottschall, whose overarching question is this: why do humans tell stories? I find this question intriguing, because: … Continue reading
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
Ed. note: We love hearing from Lighthousers who go out and style their own retreat, if for no other reason than vicarious thrills. Lighthouse supervolunteer and workshopper extraordinaire Kerry Booth just … Continue reading
If you’ve met me, you know how much I love Lighthouse. And if you haven’t met me, I hope to meet you soon so I can tell you what a … Continue reading
Over a month ago, a few of us were asked if we’d be willing to blog about Junot Diaz’s visit to Lighthouse, and I readily agreed. I’ve been an admirer … Continue reading
[ed. note: Lighthouse member Andrea Doray was inspired to send a writeup of this David Mason Event a while back, and she's been incredibly patient about my actually posting it. … Continue reading
Around this time last year, Beth Bell was being feted by the audiences and her fellow workshoppers for her award-winning story, “Heart Dog” (which had a heart-stopping ending, performed dramatically by … Continue reading
A common move in writing books and classes involves breaking down the word revision–re-vision, literally to “see again”–and using that as a way of framing discussion about a critical aspect … Continue reading
Here’s our latest dispatch from Lighthouser Patrick Kelly, who’s been writing like a fiend lately. As a writer, it’s perfectly easy to describe a joyful scene, a happy little meadow, … Continue reading