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All states, territories agree to $7.4B Purdue Pharma opioid settlement
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All states, territories agree to $7.4B Purdue Pharma opioid settlement

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The attorneys general of all 50 states, Washington D.C., and four territories have agreed to sign on to a $7.4 billion settlement with Purdue Pharma and the members of the Sackler family who own the company. See the Story
The Books I Loved as a Teen Have Dated, but They Got One Thing Right
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The Books I Loved as a Teen Have Dated, but They Got One Thing Right

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The cheesy Sweet Dreams romance novels and the soapie Sweet valley High series haven’t aged particularly well, but I did take inspiration from them for my own teen romance novel.See the Story
The Many Incarnations of the Girl in a Red Silk Sari - Women Writers, Women's Books

The Many Incarnations of the Girl in a Red Silk Sari - Women Writers, Women's Books

By Sharon Maas Of all my sixteen novels, Girl in a Red Silk Sari has the most tumultuous history: a twenty-something year backstory that has seen it jumping from publisher to publisher, from incarnation to incarnation, from title to title; almost as if searching for an identity of its own. A final identity, now found. […] The post The Many Incarnations of the Girl in a Red Silk Sari appeared first on Women Writers, Women's Books.Read Article

News From the Arctic Circle - Women Writers, Women's Books

By Claudia Hinz It is one my favorite emails in my inbox even though I can’t bring myself to read the whole letter: News from the Arctic Circle.  The subject line alone sends a chill up my spine. The frozen nostril zing of a wild adventure on the top of the world. A place I […] The post News From the Arctic Circle appeared first on Women Writers, Women's Books.Read Article

Lora Chilton in Conversation with Ah’SaWei WaTaPa’AnTam (Golden Fawn) - Women Writers, Women's Books

Lora Chilton and Ah’SaWei WaTaPa’AnTam (Golden Fawn) 1666: A Novel The survival story of the Patawomeck Tribe of Virginia has been remembered within the tribe for generations, but the massacre of Patawomeck men and the enslavement of women and children by land hungry colonists in 1666 has been mostly unknown outside of the tribe until […] The post Lora Chilton in Conversation with Ah’SaWei WaTaPa’AnTam (Golden Fawn) appeared first on Women Write…Virginia, United States · VirginiaRead Article

A World Of Words - Women Writers, Women's Books

Señora Dull was my third-grade Spanish teacher. My eight-year-old friends and I found this hilarious. Señora Dull was my first language teacher, and in addition to basic vocabulary, useful phrases, and rhymes which I still remember (Chicle puesto en el cesto no molesta a la maestra), she taught us the difference between a ‘stop D’ […] The post A World Of Words appeared first on Women Writers, Women's Books.Read Article

Interview With Miriam Gershow, author of Closer - Women Writers, Women's Books

We are delighted to feature this interview with Miriam Gershow, whose novel CLOSER is out now!  Can you tell us a little bit about your writing journey? My writing journey is straightforward: I’ve been writing fiction since I was a kid and 40+ years later, I’m still at it. My publishing journey is a little […] The post Interview With Miriam Gershow, author of Closer appeared first on Women Writers, Women's Books.Read Article

Structuring A Memoir To Keep The Audience And Yourself Intrigued  - Women Writers, Women's Books

By Candice Black I made numerous attempts at writing a memoir before completing my first and I always seemed to get stuck within the first two chapters. The majority of ‘Emerging: An Artistic Practice Saved My Life’ was written over the course of a month, my suddenly ability to write the book I’d wanted to […] The post Structuring A Memoir To Keep The Audience And Yourself Intrigued  appeared first on Women Writers, Women's Books.Read Article

Elevator Pitches, Blogs, Blurbs and Reviews: SPOILERS from Authors’ and Readers’ Perspectives - Women Writers, Women's Books

By Catherine Kullman “Write about the inspiration for your latest book,” Barbara Bos suggested. “What is your [new] book about?” A seemingly innocent question that can put the heart across the most experienced author, and one that requires different answers depending on who is asking. If it is your editor or agent, they want a […] The post Elevator Pitches, Blogs, Blurbs and Reviews: SPOILERS from Authors’ and Readers’ Perspectives appeared firs…Read Article

The ‘Unintentional Medium’ Who Switched from Memoir to Fiction - Women Writers, Women's Books

‘Unintentional Medium’ who switched from memoir to fiction.  Perceived wisdom tells us that everyone has a book in them, and I do believe this is true.  The question is what separates a rather ordinary story from a great book?   Well, my guess is belief; belief in yourself and belief in your book. My own path […] The post The ‘Unintentional Medium’ Who Switched from Memoir to Fiction appeared first on Women Writers, Women's Books.Read Article

Telling the Bees: How a Social Media Post, an Ancient Tradition, and Magical Realism Inspired My New Novel, Bees in June - Women Writers, Women's Books

By Elizabeth Parman A few years ago I was scrolling social media when a post from a friend caught my eye. Bees Attend Keeper’s Funeral read the newspaper clipping from the June 4, 1956 Danville Bee. The article went on to explain that a beekeeper from the Berkshire mountains, John Zepka, was buried in a […] The post Telling the Bees: How a Social Media Post, an Ancient Tradition, and Magical Realism Inspired My New Novel, Bees in June appeared f…Social Media · MassachusettsRead Article

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