Inspiration is only useful if it leads to pages on the desk. Kealoha encourages writers to live curious, engaged lives so ideas arise naturally, then shows how to capture and develop those ideas into real work. This session offers practical techniques for recording inspiration, building creative momentum, and turning fleeting thoughts into sustained writing, including unexpected tools like poetry memorization.
Writing Through Tragedy with Truth and Care
Bryan Gruel, David Hewson, Reed Farrel Coleman, and S. J. Rozan reflect on their personal and creative responses to the events of September 11. They discuss how writers can approach terrorism and tragedy with care, honesty, and emotional truth while honoring the human...
