May 21, 2018
May 17, 2018
May 16, 2018
May 15, 2018
Editor's Note: Conundrum Press is re-releasing Lighthouse instructor Nick Arvin's story collection,
May 11, 2018
After I decided to write my first-ever novel, I fell prey to what I call the Myth of the Natural Writer.
May 10, 2018
If you’ve ever had the good fortune to read a William Haywood Henderson novel, you’ve been treated to the fresh green
May 09, 2018
If you’re a writer who uses Scrivener, then you probably know the software is due for an upgrade.
May 08, 2018
There seems to be a prevalent feeling that young adult (YA) and middle grade (MG) literature is in some way less than
May 02, 2018
That’s a pretty great painting of a kingfisher, isn’t it? What? You don’t agree?
May 01, 2018
Screenwriter: Does Lit Fest offer classes for screenwriters? Or playwrights?
Lighthouse: Of course!
Lit Fest has YA offerings? You bet your Katniss we do!
As a nonfiction writer, you like to stick to the facts.
You’re a poet and you know it. So how do you figure out which classes to take at Lit Fest? We’ve got you covered.
Be honest: You like making stuff up.
April 26, 2018
By Andre Gianfrancesco
April 24, 2018
At home, I have a book of fairy tales as reimagined by Ellen Douglas.
April 20, 2018
By Patricialyn Veal
April 13, 2018
By Michael Fischer
April 10, 2018
When I teach nonfiction classes, I arrive with a list of essays to read and craft points to discuss.
April 03, 2018
At a book group I visited recently, someone asked if there was anything I was afraid to write about.
March 30, 2018
“I write myself out of nightmares and into my dreams,” says Terry Tempest Williams, in her essay “Why I Write.” “I wr
March 28, 2018
On April 6, Lighthouse and Stories on Stage will be co-hosting
March 27, 2018
By Kathleen Navarich
March 21, 2018
By Rob Moorhead
March 20, 2018
By Andre Gianfrancesco and Louis Miller
By Don Lawrence
March 19, 2018
By Liz Mathews
