Nancy Williard
WMO: Why do you write? NW: I remember sitting in a treehouse at ten singing songs and telling myself stories. I cannot remember not writing. WMO: What themes and ideas do you like to explore? NW: I seem to write a lot about trauma. In my fiction I often have young “coming of age” […]
July: George Kauffman III
I have been writing most of my life. I majored in creative writing in college long ago, but haven’t been serious about it until December 2019. Then I joined Writers Morning Out and thought about it more seriously. I wrote military medical history at Walter Reed Medical Center during Vietnam, and have published […]
June: Leslie Selbst
Hi, fellow inkblots, I came to writing quite by accidentally. I was a high school science teacher and although I could easily recite genus and species, dissecting sentences were a bit of a challenge. Becoming a writer wasn’t even on my bucket list. But a diagnosis of an aggressive malignancy, during […]
May: Bonnie Olsen
WMO: Why do you write? I started writing to create the book I wanted to read. Simple as that. WMO: What have you already written/published? I’ve written way more than I’ve published, but I do have one short story in an anthology called Carolina Crimes: 21 Tales of Need, […]