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I was 19 when I first went to Cuba and I fell in love with the country almost instantly. There was so much beauty in Havana – the colors, the buildings…
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Writerland, Chapter 36: You’re Smart. Don’t Think So Much. Hold on, you say: your advice makes no sense. You tell us we are smart but not to think too …
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Like millions of Americans, I lost most sources of income when the pandemic began last March. At the time, I didn’t have a full-time job. I held severa…
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Writers love rabbit holes even though we are not supposed to. Rabbit holes are perilous places where writers are known to vanish. It just seems to happ…
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Writerland is a newsletter from The Delacorte Review whose mission is to help writers tell the stories they need to tell. Less than a year after gradua…
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What made the worst editor I ever worked for the worst editor I ever worked for had nothing to do with anything he said to me, though he said plenty an…
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Writerland is a newsletter from The Delacorte Review whose mission is to help writers tell the stories they need to tell. Writerland began a year and a…
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Writerland is a newsletter from The Delacorte Review whose mission is to help writers tell the stories they need to tell. The relationship between writ…
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Writerland is a newsletter from The Delacorte Review whose mission is to help writers tell the stories they need to tell. Reporting, like writing, can …
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Writerland is a newsletter from The Delacorte Review whose mission is to help writers tell the stories they need to tell. Writers, like nature, abhor a…
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Writerland is a newsletter from The Delacorte Review whose mission is to help writers tell the stories they need to tell. There are reasons interviewin…
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Writerland is a newsletter from The Delacorte Review whose mission is to help writers tell the stories they need to tell. Storytellers possess a singul…
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