The October 19 issue of the New Yorker is very interesting from a writing point of view. The most provocative article to me was “The Gossip mill,”by Rebecca Mead, which takes the reader inside Alloy. a company that produces best-sellers by committee. They’re the minds behind the Traveling Pants and Gossip Girl series. The first [...]
This Sunday, Bill Bradshaw, a professor of biology at BYU, will speak on the relationship between science and religion.
Musings by Lisa Torcasso Downing From the October 6, 2009 New York Times (by way of the AML-list): In an ingenious spin on the co-author strategy, Stephenie Meyer, who wrote the Twilight novels, said that her vampire hero appeared in a dream and then dictated the first book as fast as she could type. He [...]
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