Office Space
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Janet in her silver sedan. She is too consumed to notice me. She has not moved from her parking space ...
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space rock would collide with it, shatter it to pieces, and send it broken toward the stars. The news ...
watching him over their shoulders as they passed. And from milk-sweet babies swaddled in lovingly ...
“And she threatened to cut my hair.” Her mother loved her hair and frequently mentioned how lucky Lucy ... Walkman. Lucy caught herself humming along to the sound of New Edition’s “If It Isn’t Love” leaking from ...
Matt Wood Wednesday, July 21, 2010 Blog Tanya Paperny from Lit Drift writes about one of my great obsessions: how a day job affects writing. Is it better to have a job that involves creative writing, or should you do something unrelated so you don't ...
Matt Wood Friday, July 9, 2010 Blog The New York Observer takes a tour of the Allen Room, a room in the Stephen A. Schwarzman Building of the New York Public Library reserved exclusively for working writers. Authors gain access with a keycard granted by s ...
that this paper I hold you will hold to. Your loving wife always Emma Benjamin refolded the ...
Matt Wood Wednesday, November 3, 2010 Blog This piece by Laura Miller will get a lot of attention because of her outright contempt for NaNoWriMo, but I like her argument in favor of celebrating readers--the real endangered literary species--instead of wri ...
Matt Wood Friday, June 18, 2010 Blog Yesterday a few sites pointed out SlushPile Hell, a Tumblr blog by a "grumpy literary agent" who posts lowlights from query letters. At first glance it's funny. If you can't take a stab at a line li ...