Writing Insights: The Manuscript in the Drawer – Joanne Leedom-Ackerman, reprinted with permission from The Hopkins Review
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Thank you for your service!
by Mike Blinder | Opinion for Editor & Publisher Magazine (reprinted with permission) "Thank you for your service!" I say that phrase so often now, especially at boarding gates, when I'm in the frequent flyer line and the agent announces that retired or...
Writing Insights: Rapper-Turned-Author Shares Writing Journey
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PEN Journey 41: Berlin—Writing in a World Without Peace
By Joanne Leedom-Ackerman | September 9, 2020 | 0 FacebookTwitterEmailShare PEN International celebrates its Centenary in 2021. I’ve been active in PEN for more than 30 years in various positions and now as an International Vice President Emeritus. With memories...
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by Suzanne Nossel, CEO, PEN America My approach to free speech is that we need to think hard about how it interacts with other constitutional principles and social values, especially our commitment to equality and inclusion in a diverse society. That makes it...
