Posts Tagged Hemingway

Re-reading Your Influences: Beyond the Tip of Hemingway’s Iceberg by Brad Windhauser

Posted by virgowriter in Brad, Influences on May 26, 2015

Re-reading Your Influences: Beyond the Tip of Hemingway’s Iceberg by Brad Windhauser My senior year of undergrad, I took an upper-division grammar class, a course designed not to teach us grammar but rather to explore all the potential of the English language. Doing so would compel us to pay closer attention to our sentence structure […]

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Paying Tribute to the Ones Who Have Inspired and Supported You – Adding Little Flourishes to Your Stories by Brad Windhauser

Posted by virgowriter in Brad, Paying Tribute, Paying Tribute on November 3, 2014

Paying Tribute to the Ones Who have Inspired and Supported You – Adding Little Flourishes to Your Stories by Brad Windhauser With Thanksgiving approaching, we have decided to discuss a different way to give thanks—how do we pay tribute to the influences in our writing lives, be they our friends and family and/or the writers […]

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Can You Get There From Here? Using the Canon As Your Pole Star to Success

Posted by Ron Hayes in Ron on March 23, 2014

by Ron Hayes I’m a big fan of Modernism. Have been since discovering Hemingway’s short stories as a Marine Biology major in my first failed attempt at college in the 80s. A decade later, in my successful second stint in college, I was overjoyed to discover that Hemingway had a bunch of cronies whose work […]

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