When the whole world was covered with water, there was nuthin’ but worms and blobs of jelly. And you and your whole family was worms!— Howard, Inherit the Wind First, An Important Piece Of Truth This 1955 play-in-the-form-of-a-book (or is it a book-in-the-form-of-a-play?) is a fiction adaptation of the 1925 Scopes “Monkey” Trial. The author’s …
Category Archives: Lit Literature
Lit Literature: Fiction Writer’s Edition
I thought for this post, I’d do something new. So here you go. The Fiction Writer’s Edition of Lit Literature. In this post, I’ll give you the breakdown on some of the best books for fiction writers. And at the end, I have some good news you should take a look at (just to make …
Lit Literature: A Tale Dark and Grimm
Are there any small children in the room? If so, it would be best if we just let them think this really is the end of the story and hurried them off to bed. Because this is where things start to get, well… awesome.But in a horrible, bloody kind of way.– A Tale Dark and …
Lit Literature: Eva of the Farm
On top of the hill, I lean against the deer fence and write a poem in the sky. My fingertip traces each word on the sunlit blue– the sky will hold the words for me until I get the chance to write them down. After the last line, I sign my name– Eva of the …
Am I write? 