HeyJaredChloe Yelena Miller, writer and writing teacher
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Flash Fiction’s Origin Story: Christina Tudor (opens the original)
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I’ve asked writers to share one of their works’ origin stories (DM me if you’re interested in participating!)Thank you to Christina Tudor for sharing the origin of her flash fiction piece, “Word Problems (You Do the Math),” which was nominated for Best Microfiction, selected for the Wigleaf Top 50 Longlist and first published in Boudin. Best of all, this piece is in her forthcoming debut collection of flash fiction, Call My Body a Cautionary Tale, now available for <a href="https://www.thirtywe
The Writing Jar: Writing Prompt (opens the original)
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Welcome back to The Writing Jar, a weekly reflection on writing with prompts, revision tips and more for subscribers! Become a monthly or annual subscriber to my Substack for access. I look forward to writing with you.Today’s prompt is about using new-to-us language; this grows out of a conversation and reading that Elizabeth Hazen and I had at Kramers last week. If you aren’t familiar with her work, I hope you will check it out. <a class="image-
Comedy’s Origin Story: Jenny Napolitano (opens the original)
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I’ve asked writers (mostly poets, until today!) to share one of their work’s origin stories (DM me if you’re interested in participating!)Today I am thankful to Jenny Napolitano for sharing the origin of her one-woman show, Body Language: A comedic, theatrical performance. The show runs this weekend at The Writer’s Center. (I’ll be at the opening night on Friday, if you want to meet up!) I first heard and met Jenny at the 804 Lit Salon, where we shared our work with other writers. I was blown aw
The Writing Jar: Positive Peer Pressure To Make Time To Write (opens the original)
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Welcome back to The Writing Jar, a weekly reflection on writing with prompts, revision tips and more for subscribers! Become a monthly or annual subscriber to my Substack for access. I look forward to writing with you.Today I share some thoughts on positive peer pressure and making time to write. <div class="im
Poetry: Spotify (opens the original)
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I have been busy with readings and events recently and, luckily, a few have been recorded and shared on Spotify! Some newly added ones include my conversation with Shasta Grant about her debut novel at Politics and Prose and a discussion at the Library of Congress for Grace Cavalieri’s podcast The Poet and The Poem with Mike Maggio and Rose Solari to discuss the forthcoming anthology, <a href="https://mikemaggio.net/books/al-di-la-del-mare-across-the-sea-contemporary-italian-and-italian-american
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