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Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor

 

merrynoontide asked
Hi! I hope this isn't too forward.I saw your post asking for advice on writing about WNC in 1895ish.I would suggest looking first at what happened during the Civil War then move on to the residual effects of that turmoil on the area. Victims by Philip Paludan and Reconstructing Appalachia by Andrew Slap might be good places to start.I live in WNC and was born in Madison County and have done extensive research on Appalachia, specifically WNC, this semester. Let me know if I can help any more!

Thank you so much, I really appreciate it : )
I was working with a really tight deadline so I wasn’t able to use these books for my final, but I’ve saved the information and the story is definitely I want to return to in the near future and continue researching!
 
Thanks again : )

Steve Almond In Defense of the Writing Cure

NYT- Why Talk Therapy Is on the Wane and Writing Workshops Are on the Rise


When curing afflictions, private catharsis is no match for creative self-expression.

I am a student in an MFA program.

This means I skim the articles and hope for the best.

a-writers-littlethings: neil-gaiman: How to Write a Novel. And you know, this is pretty much everything you need to know. The rest is detail, most of which is irrelevant…

a-writers-littlethings:

neil-gaiman:

How to Write a Novel.

And you know, this is pretty much everything you need to know. The rest is detail, most of which is irrelevant…

grad school problems

even the characters i like i end up hating at some point.