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From Last Lullaby for My Son
“I was afraid I’d hurt him. Before he was born, I was afraid that I would hurt my son,” Kelle Groom writes of her infant child in her memoir, “I Wore the Ocean in the Shape of a Girl.” read more
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Blog John Lane
A “mayor”, a cellist and a writer-producer walk onto a dock
August 13, 2013
Who expects surprise when a creative couple leaves New York for up-country South Carolina? Debbie Rice and Bryan Hiott made the leap in 2012, friends’ admonitions read more
Tags: Alex Hubbard, alternate process photography, Bearded Poets, Betsy Teter, Blue Ridge Writers Workshop, Bryan Hiott, Celloasis, collage form, Debbie Rice, fiction, Greenville SC, Hub Bub Arts, Hub City Press, hybrid forms, John Lane, Lake Summit, Michel Stone, nonfiction, Patrick Whitfill, Saluda NC, Sharon Gerber, Spartanburg SC, Zach Mueller
As if your life depended on it
October 15, 2012
I am afraid Iran will launch nuclear weapons and Israel will in response — this from a doctor on the UWS, read more
Tags: Adrienne Rich, Argo, Ben Affleck, Charles Baxter, Clifford Garstang, death, Dodge Poetry Festival, entertainment, Felice Aull, John Brehm, John Lane, movies, Natasha Tretheway, politics, Rilke, Ron Rash, Thomas Lux, Thomas Lynch, writing