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New creative nonfiction piece up in The Keeping Ro

New creative nonfiction piece up in The Keeping Room!

Here's a snippet from Kandi Maxwell's "The Interloper":

"'You should meet, Jonnie,” my friend, Glenda says. “You two have so much in common." We both hike, camp, and love animals. He has horses, I have wolf dogs. He lives in a cabin he built himself. I live in a renovated barn."

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"[E]mpty space is actually not empty at all. It’

"[E]mpty space is actually not empty at all. It’s where things take place."

Sharon White, author of one of our newest releases, Minato Sketches, interviewed with Bloom—a literary site devoted to highlighting, profiling, reviewing, and interviewing authors whose first major work was published when they were age 40 or older.

Read more from her exclusive interview with Bloom and purchase Minato Sketches at the links in our bio.

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When it comes to writing fiction, numbers 3 and 7

When it comes to writing fiction, numbers 3 and 7 are often used to establish patterns in a scene. Write a piece of flash fiction that incorporates one, or both, of these numbers.

Remember to submit the first 150 words of your Monday Writing Prompt to us through DMs for the chance to be highlighted in next Monday’s post. DM submissions will remain open until Friday, February 21st, at 11:59pm. Happy writing!

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New fiction piece up in The Keeping Room! Here's

New fiction piece up in The Keeping Room!

Here's a snippet from Sidney Logan Echevarria's "Beyond Me":

"Those same ladies would smile different smiles when they saw my Daddy. Not only did the smiles reach their eyes, it arched their backs and lowered their eyelids. They would call, “Heeeeey, Ralph.” I didn’t know then what made it different, but now I recognize it as the tightrope walking adults do when they are testing possibilities."

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